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Caught these 6 at CC yesterday. It was a rainy cold day but would do it again for some more like these. The largest was 2.5 lbs. My daughter is holding it.
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great fish!! Now, we need more details. what was the water temp. I checked the water here at the house, and it was cold. 47 degrees today at 3pm. cold rain has really dropped water temps. Also, did you catch them close to the tree line by the lily pads, or back into the cypress trees. Finally, what were you using technique, spider rigged w/ minnows, or jigs with a cork, minnows..... great job. last year I went out there during a big shad die off in late november. didn't get a bite that day. I want to get back out there soon, but need to plan my strategy.
Don't remember water temp but I think it was in the low 50's. Caught all with rosy reds under slip float back in the cypress.
Nice looking catch there creekslick. You guys are making it tuff on us okie's we don't see crappie like that up here. Thanks for the pics.
Grubby I caught these in the same spot where yall came over and fished with me.
Hey slick some nice fish there. The water temp was 52 when I got there. I didn't catch a fish, but thinking about trying them tommorow.
That's some good crappie there. Had to come back from Star City earlier than I planned didn't get to do any fishing while I was there. Wouldn't it be nice if Ramsey started producing big slabs like that.
If you could catch slabs like that in Ramsey I would never go to work!:eek: :D
We were catchin' a lot more crappie last year, but not nearly the quality we have this year. Awesome stringer you got there Slick...and I have a pretty good idea the whereabouts of that tree holdin' them crappie...:eek: