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Yep I noticed a good many down there bout 830 last night when I came through, good bit of water too.
Break out the trebles and let em rip!
Two jigs will work.
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That'll get ya a ticket.Quote:
Originally Posted by slimeyslab
How many did you catch this morning WB?
No post = no fishQuote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
Nope! All you got to do us cut your line at first sight of warden. Wb taught me this last year and it works great.Quote:
Originally Posted by feelay
Gittin good for the ole river run.. Used to catch some gooduns there.. Thx for the pic
I'm leaving the snagging to Rees and Slimey. Now a pair of jigs and a cork really makes my float stand up though.
Wannabe...
No ticket, unless things have changed its SNAGGING season
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think i will fish the river behind the spillway im sure they are stacked up in there in the next 2 weeks you can prolly walk across the boats in the river
Actually, 2 crappie boats in old river parking lot this am. Both anchored and catfishing in the mouth if the river.
It hasn't really started yet.
Wannabe...
Couple more weeks.
Dont know Cray, in all that wind yesterday them stupid pelicans were just out from the spillway house eaating shad, where there is shad there should be crappie. That said the colder it gets the better it is.
I think colder is on the way......
It works great if you absolutely know the folks around you. If one of the folks that can see you is a plainclothed warden, it doesn't work so well!Quote:
Originally Posted by slimeyslab
I may be misreading your post, but only two single hooks/jigs are legal now for snagging. A treble hook or single hooks larger than no.2 will get you a ticket on the COE spillways.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Honestly, for as little as they care for the fishery below the gate houses, they might as well let you use throw nets. Since the first year they allowed it, bout the only time you see em is when it's really hot and they check for numbers. That's about it though.
Wannabe...
I wasnt sure Pops, things have changed then. Used to we could use a treble during snagging season, I think. Never did tho, always soddered 2 aberdeens back to back, didnt get hung as bad. Havent been in a while but who knows might turn over a new leaf and try it again. :biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Pops
Bet it's 70 trucks down there rite now
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Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Didn't have any way to cut the 3rd hook off a treble Gewber?
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Aberdeens stick better, that's an ole school recipe that they would make up at mcQuays. Don't let WB fool y'all, he has eaten a many of snagged crappie
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