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hey WW are you still fishing the dock at 51 ?
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Nice job, gentlemen!!
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hey WW are you still fishing the dock at 51 ?
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Nope, my friend pulled his boat out, so I lost my access.Originally Posted by varmithunter
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Fished down at the dock on Sunday for awhile. Caught 5 this time, but all of them too small to keep (and I usually will keep anything my thumb can fit into their mouth). Fishing with minnows and water temp was 60. Still waiting on the big slabs to come back up around the docks.
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Looking at the forecast, I'm thinking I should have brought my icefishing gear down from Montana.
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And your scuba gear. We spear fish for crappie in the dead of winter!
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH, yeah I bet you do. I gotta see this in action
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I'm with you Cricket, let us know what date to show up for the spear fishing demo!!
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The last couple of weeks has shown an increase in activity in shallow water around docks. I've been catching some decent crappie in the 1-2 pound range at 8-10 feet deep on jigs, mainly dark brown and chartruese. Light bite, barely nudge the jig and usually you have to have the jig right in the brush.
AMERICANS: Willing to cross a frozen river to kill you, in your sleep, on Christmas, totally not kidding, we've done it.
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Finally found a few nicer slabs this weekend down at our dock. Got lucky and picked up the last 1/4lb of minnows at Lakeside One Stop in Crowder. Ended up cleaning 13 crappie and 1 bass. Fried up some and restocked some in the freezer. Fishing around 10-12 feet in 20 FOW near hanging brush.
Just about forgot what these things looked like...
Steve
