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Well, the crappie are still biting. Fished another part of Guntersville Lake this morning and kept 35 fish over 10 inches. And I hate to keep hammering this, but BG Mayfly was the bait of choice - along with a red headed jig. We were fishing a deep dock next to the creek channel. The bite wasn't red hot, just steady...until around 10am and it shut off. Here's the results:
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Nice Catch
nice mess of fish. glad to get a report from up there, just wondering if you don't mind, jig size.
bg mayfly? havn't seen that one yet. nice catch. steady is always nice.
Looks like some good eating there good job
WTG. I hope to catch a few tommorrow.
Depends on current...if there is any. We were using 1/8 and 3/32 in no current.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowboy215
Excellent! Glad you are having some great catches.
Thanks, I have a great teacher - old hunting and softball-playing buddy of mine. He's been learning from other great N. Alabama crappie fishermen and passing it to me. And I hope to pass this to grandson one day. I now love winter fishing much better than the spawn - less people and the fish are more concentrated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaceman
That's a great day out for sure!! Thanks for sharing your technique and jig weight on those deep docks. WTG
Great day on the water! Glad yaw got em figured out.
Look like you had a great day. A big congrats.
LittleJohn