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The Rez April 12
I at first thought the wind might be slow enough for spider rigging again, although I forgot how it is coming from the north. I started off spider rigging but had to switch to Livescope fishing to keep the jigs steadier over structure. My son and I caught 5 this way for the first 3.5 hours. For the fun of it we, went to a different location to pull crankbaits and caught 5 in an hour, bringing our total to 10. If this wind keeps up, I’m gonna have to do more casting at a distance, install some crappie brakes, or just resort to crankbait pulling.
BTW, my son did have a fun fight with a goo that he caught on crankbait—it was just 1 oz shy of 3 lbs.
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Sounds enjoyable fishing with your son and catching a nice box of groceries
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Looks like good quality fish. I just checked the Spillway volume and it's around 9KCFS. I will be waiting till it gets down to 4-5 before heading up. This dry spell will drop the flow quickly.
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Nothing like crankin…good outing and results. Thanks for sharing
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I spider rigged at the causeway yesterday. The wind wasn’t bad. The biggest problem I had was from all the boat traffic going underneath the bridge and across Pelahatchie bay. The wakes were bouncing my poles and line all day. I did catch some crappie but I will have a better strategy next time. I heard plummers slough is good for crappie this time of the year. I might try there next.
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The bottom of The Rez produces well this time of year. I used to bump jigs right off the bottom over by the Condos when too much traffic on the other side. Produced well.
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Nice catch! Never give up and never giving in will always produce a few nice fish.
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