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We only fished for 3 hours today because we had some things to do. Caught 8 crappie with the biggest 13.50". The quality was not as good as yesterday. All fish caught on jigs, some tipped and some plane.
Started out in the fog
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This is what happens when the bite slows down
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you lucky dog! here is cold and its been gloom and over cast and raining. when do the crappies spawn down that way. keep the reports coming. i'll let you know about kerr as soon as i talk with my boss about getting off for the end of feb. the only thing that scares me is the lake level. as long as it gets to 207 i'll be good. now go catch a hog
Nice report, My wife does the same thing dont know how many books she had read while I fished.
Those are some great water conditions for reading! She's probably just leaving a couple for you...:biggrin What a sport!
Good luck!
ID
Sure beats the weather here. What's the water temp? You should have them zeroed in by the time me and Gene get there. Hope the wind stays away. Looks like the winds were really calm the last 2 days. Keep the reports coming.
very nice! And it looks like few/no other boats !
Wtg vic, my wife will bring more books,and i will bring boat and equipment,lol. Like roy said, hope wind stay down,i went to buggs today.
You know you and Robbin are welcome any time. I think the spawn starts late or the end of Feb. Yes keep me posted on the buggs trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by jim.b
Hey Roy, the water temps are 60 to 63. I'm working on zeroing in on them for you all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy
Charlie, we took those pic's away from the pack. I found good fish on a point that drops off into 19' and within a half hour there were 8 other boats around us.Quote:
Originally Posted by HeyCharlie