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The camera is not running my Fishfinder is working again it's foggy down here because of the heat coming off the water temperature 58.14 degrees water is dingyAttachment 320457Attachment 320458
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Wow it is foggy. Be careful out there. Glad fish finder is working.
Not moving far from the launch right this minute I can see the sun through the fog up here it'll burn off pretty quick
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You not scared are you? :Rofl
Nah just don't trust the idiots on this lakelol
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You got idiots too? I thought Lake Wylie was the only one that had idiots doing 90 MPH at launch time and most all nights running 100 yards sprints! I don't blame you either:highfive
you gonna show us what a crappie looks like or what??
Nice bait-balls--looks like some fish should be around!!
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Looks good. Still hitting same colors?
Yup I will give a full report in a few minsQuote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave336
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Good cause I just ordered a bunch and it’s coming tomorrow and Thursday!...lol
Ok I found all mine in deep water over 20 ft except one off a brush pile at a dock with about 17 ftw .. they seemed to be stacked at about 15... was using 1/32 and 1/16 baits... Very very slow presentation.... Didn't slay them but caught dinner.
We caught all fish vertical jigging ... very easy to find today , they were everywhere ... lots and lots of big arcs on the bottom, probably catfish I guess ... wind was calm til about 11 then about 5mph steady
We didn't slay them but we learned a little more today and the wife was successful vertical jigging... She always relied on live bait but she is getting into this jig fishing... we had a blast and it was a beautiful day to be on the water.
Garmin 7sv works perfect now that I unhooked the phone/cam charger
shout out to gobbler too , if it wasn't him I would probably still be looking at that orange screen and no bottom of the lake :cheers2
And just like that those crappie are history
Leftover squash casserole and a left over baked potato and some green beans... probably been 10 years since I ate crappie... as good as any fish out there
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hard to beat a good day with the wife fishing, take us a pic of a brush pile on si next time im used to what the birds look like id like to how they show up on your garmin
still not real good with the si yet... that water column screws me up, I get too close and can't get a good shot... I used to hardly ever pay any attention to a fish finder but these new ones will help someone out big time that is not used to fishing successQuote:
Originally Posted by gobbler
if u get to close it should show up in that blank space to either side of the centerline aswell as on di, dialed in correctly u will be able to skip over the ones devoid of fish and only hit the ones loaded with fillets
I will remember that for next time... thanks
Where there any on “the dock”? Good looking catch and dinner.
How was the water color?
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caught 1 in your spot then moved to deeper water... and caught the rest..Quote:
Originally Posted by Pro V
Water was about the same as it was Sunday
There are some deeper brush piles off that dock and the ones to the left.
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the whole area was loaded with fish, broke a couple of lines on that brush so I moved
One time we went out in the fog. We were talking and the text thing I knew we came around in a circle :O...
Glad the fog lifted and you got to fish. Fog is a dangerous thing. Smart to wait for it to life.