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Well the first time me and hungry eyes
ever really caught a mess in the river
caught em 18 foot deep on minners.
p.s. kept small ones because all others
were floating in livewell
They all float in the live well when taken from deep water. Lol
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Bill Burnett
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i though you might have been with abh was the reason you keep the small ones !!!!! lol nice mess jj !!!!
Good job guys!
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NICE Catch....looks like it was cold with all the snow in ur truck.
You need to fish the river more cause they are there. Been hearing good reports around Conway and Morrilton
Great catch there JJ. Glad to always here of others best trips. Tell us some details on how you caught them.
What pool where you fishing
At Cherokee park in morrilton
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Didn't have to break the ice to deep 6 a jig down to them did you??? I know rivers don't freeze over but I've been in the upper end of the lakes before and seen solid ice before too and I know we've had some rough weather which proves crappie bite well in cold water if you can get around them.
Found more Saturday just off bottom around 22 feet down.
They hit minnows and jigs didn't seem to matter
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Nice catch
Join the minners anonaymous club.:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by JJohnson
Don't do it but if you must see meathead he is the president.
Good Job, river fish can be tricky and love to play hide and seek.
Yea today was the slowest day of the last threeQuote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePro
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nice mess