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Well, the Spring spawn is getting close and all the fair weather guys are getting antsy. They hear me talk about fishing and they say, "Yeah, they gonna start biting real soon!" Haha, I just say "yep" as I thumb through all the pics of them wintertime SLABS! Good luck to all this Crappie season! :Rofl
C.J.
My LEAST productive time of the year. LMBFAO.
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Yep! I've been beatn'um up all winter!
Crappie season lasts all year long except for a short break in November for Deer hunting.:twocents My favorite time is post spawn when weather is more stable but catch them every month of the year. :biggrin
Me too. I will be chasing Mr. Whiskers!Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
C.J.
All this time I did not know there was a season :dono I gest I haft to start working out in case it come early
I leave the spawn to the masses. Not worth it. After they are off the beds, time to pull out the cranks.
you got that right cmj!
X2, and must smack a few quacks!Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
I prefer fishing Conway in the summer.
Same limit of fish just less people on the lake.
Great thread CMJ!!!!!!
I love winter crappie fishing!!!
This is going to be my first YEAR of crappie fishing all YEAR. I have only just begun and spring was the only time I thought I would catch crappie but with the help of you guys on here and by gaining experience I hope to be successful all year around!
Why in the world do people think this way?!?!?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Geagle81
Fish must eat every day! That's how we catch them, when they eat! So.. In theory you should be able to catch them 365 days a year.
Any time I cross a creek or a river and see a log jam or a tree top I'm thinking "yep, there is some crappie right there"
And 9/10 times, that is probably the case.
WOW, had to vent !
I have to explain this to someone AT THE LEAST, once a week!
X2 I cant help but laugh when people say they quit biting after the spawn! Even funnier when you convince them that the fish still eat in the winter too, get them on the water and they throw out a minner with a bobber set at about 2' in 35 fow!Quote:
Originally Posted by JigginPoleJoe
C.J.
I have always thought of spring as crappie time, not anymore. I have caught more in the last 3 months than I have ever caught during the spawn.
Weather its freezing or 100 degrees plus you can catch em.
What I love is all the people you invited in the 'off season' that wouldn't go because it's cold or whatever are the first to call during 'crappie season' at least in their minds.
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This thread is funny.
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