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I got a late start today after the NYE celebrating last night at my place. Managed fish a few hours. Landed one 9 incher and had a few bites. Good day to be out on the water just didn’t have my mojo today.
I’m thinking these are Crappie that are all up on the structure but I’m not for sure. Still learning at this kind of stuff. What is your all’s opinion?
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I’d say good possibility it’s crappie. Drop a jig down and see what bites.
Got a few nibbles but couldn’t pull anything off of it. Lol
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Certainly looks like it could have been. Nice image
Sometimes my images are terrible and sometimes they are crystal clear. Just not familiar as I would like to be at deciphering the images at times
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I'd say yes, they are Crappie .... and I'd be basing that on this Down Image screenshot of mine from years ago.
https://www.crappie.com/crappie/atta...-screen002-jpg
No doubt they’re crappie. I saw several images like that today & would catch a few & get a bunch of pecks. The pecks were very light but I caught some of them & they were 6 to 8” long. The hard bites were pretty good crappie.
They are panfish for sure. I cant say for sure crappie because ive seen bluegill do the same thing.
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Nice bunch of whatever they are
Pretty likely a herd of crappie , like in the high 90% range , not biting in the winter months is tricky, they seem to have an on off switch here in the cccold water and often won’t cooperate during certain times of the day.
You best hold the jig SUPER still in water that chilled, jig movement will likely spook em and give em lock jaw.
There is the slightest chance I could be wrong , I was one time last year :yikes
No worries though I stayed at a holiday inn express once as well ......:Rofl
I marked this waypoint to keep an eye on it! Thanks!
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