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Had a great day today. Didn't get a limit but a lot of fish caught!!! 8 keeper crappie, 12-15 blue gills and 1 bass that was 15". All the keeper crappie were shallow which was a surprise.
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Good Post. How shallow were they? Minners and a float?
From 4-6 foot. And yes, I love watching that bobber dance and a disappear!!
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Nice Catch! Fun to catch watching that float.
Nice fish.
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You double dip also!!! Lol. Thanks alphaQuote:
Originally Posted by Alphahawk
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Nice fish. Awesome to see that float take a ride.
I have been on crappie.com for almost 6 years now. I do post quite a bit in the bluegill forum and in the crappie forum in spring...fall....and a little bit of winter. But this last spring I wore Dale Hollow out fishing for Smallies and Gills....Pickwick for whites...Smallies.....and Gills. I only made I think it was 5 crappie trips this past spring. A great forum...and a big forum.......with a ton of info.Quote:
Originally Posted by skillet01
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Yea I've learned a lot from this forum. I was creeping around for a couple months and decided to join. It's a lot like FishingTN.
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Hey Skillet01 - thanks for the post. I'm new to the area and am looking for Crappie in OHL as well. I've only been out a couple times and haven't found many Crappie yet. Thinking I'm going to have to get a depth finder.
I've found my crappie around piers and blown down trees. From 7-12 ft of water but had my bobber set at 4-6 ft if I remember right. I've caught some small ones in the deeper water in brush piles that I've set out and found with my depth finder.Quote:
Originally Posted by KayakKyle
As far as a depth finder goes, I have a lowrance elite 5 on the front of my boat and I love it. I know it's old technology but it works great and I can identify what's below me and to a small degree, what's around me. I have a Garmin Echomap 93sv on my console and the picture is really good on side scan straight out of the box, but I'm not really liking the 2d sonar. I'm so used to actual arches representing fish and I don't see that on my Garmin.
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