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so I took advantage of the nice weather today. Used 1" Gulp alive minnows and small pieces of nightcrawlers under a float. The crappies hit hard but the Gills barely moved the float. Enjoyable day for Nov. 29.Attachment 389706Attachment 389707Attachment 389708Attachment 389709Attachment 389710Attachment 389711Attachment 389712Attachment 389713
Looks like a great day! What was the temperature?
Nice pictures and catches !
Has been in the 40's daytime and around 30 at night. Today it was sunny and around 52. Makes it comfortable to fish when you get a warm day, however, it doesn't seem like it warms the water much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenlawnracing
very nice day
Very good, congrats!
Beautiful fish.
Regards
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Congrats on some nice catches.
It was warm today. Hit 70 here with rain. The days are just too short to heat the water much. The crappie have been on fire lately. Haven't even tried for gills in a while.
A very good trip and mixed bag. Nice when you don’t know what to expect on the next hit.
Nice fish! I liked the look of that old reel in the first photo.
Bob
Congrats on the catching, it was nice on Sunday. But now we have snow, and could get 12 inches here, by tomorrow. But we do have at least between 4 to 5 right now.
S10CHEVY,Quote:
Originally Posted by S10CHEVY
We are supposed to get 3-6 inches from the storm down this way and the wind chills are in the teens now. Sunday may have been it for this year. Glad I was able to catch a few . Thanks.
we hit freezing the other day at night and a possible high in the 40z tomorrow
the bluegill have all but went away for the coast i think , migrated to warm sunny beaches possibly .
but to be sure like you stated the crappie have gone right off the charts on the hammer the jig like you mean it thing .
looks like a great trip to me , love me some panfish fun for sure
congrats sir
Do the crappie usually bite better in the winter than the bluegill?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Moonrunner, we got over a foot of snow. Wife stepped into the yard, and it went over her boots, that are a foot high.