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Didn't see the horse but was at the ramp when they were getting ready.
Jaspersk great job on getting the little one out. Just keep on keeping on and you will find them. When you catch em just duplicate and keep going. EF can be tough to start on I think. It has alot alot of visual cover. Just sort through and find a pattern.
Best of luck.
May be out tomorrow if I get rained out from work. One can only hope.
Ran into water patrol when we there yesterday which i happen to know one of them. He was telling me about the horse incident and that it took like 6 hours to get it out of there.
Anyone here try EF at night. I caught good size ones all night either by the ramp at the dam along the rock shore, or at the State Park boat ramp for three years in a row. Last year they were all dinks everytime I went. This year at Kiser Lake and some other choice spots at night I've been doing very well using an Arkie Shineee Hineee, medium size and orange chartreuse color. The only other jig that worked was a black jig with black maribou and strands of gold glittery thread on it. The Shinee Hineee is my favorate this year so far. All the crappie I catch at night are black crappie.
Fished EF today from 10-1. Caught a bunch. Got off the lake before it got to windy and to celebrate my daughter 5 B day. The bite has picked up. Caught a few males sporting spawning colors. Caught few more females than I did sat. But i was fishing fast. Caught alot of short fish.
Attachment 160083Limit today pretty easy. 3-8' casting jigs as usual.
Nice mess Trackman, looks good.
3 of us went Thursday, 4/24, and caught over 100 crappie. Nothing real big. Not a single fish measured 11". But lots of keeper size (we didn't keep any). Blacks are very shallow and are dark colored. Whites are just off shore. Every fish we caught was in less than 7' of water.
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Originally Posted by crappiemax
I was there a few weeks ago and saw this. Something goin on at the bantam ramp
That is a bad day.
That would suck....big time.