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wonder what ya'll think , this is not a test ......:Rofl
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Sure a lot of them.
Pretty good image for sure. Lots of them
Sure looks like it, Ketchn! Go for them!
Bob
Go get em!
Looks like balls of shad to me with a few crappie stacked above them.
was bait and crappie suspended and a few on the bottom . the bottom huggers would play ,the suspended ones not so muchQuote:
Originally Posted by Opie1
Had a nice image the other day as well.. I think mine were striper as I was crossing the main channel. Attachment 422549
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yep looked like several bait balls and predators around them. so the bottom ones were players but the suspended ones were not? interesting. guess the suspended ones had already fed.
it is odd there , the suspended fish are often miserable to deal with . most of the fish "if" you can get ANY of them to hit are the ones within about 2 feet from the bottom .:donoQuote:
Originally Posted by hdhntr
May be waiting for the injured forage to settle down out of the bait ball. Make for an easy meal that way
that or just feeding on the ones dying off from the long winter in cccold waterQuote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
Very true
I have found that as well,one day last year I was drifting my jig through obvious good sized schools of crappie suspended 12ft deep in 18 feet of water and I am reasonably sure that my offerings were at their level. Nothing took, so out of desperation I stopped the boat by hitting the electric motor into the wind, and started hooking fish by continuing this. The fish would hit very near bottom, don't know if they were actually swimming down for it or if some active fish were down there. The electronics would seem to indicate that they swam down!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
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