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It's my favorite time of the year for quality. Have to stay on the trolling motor until you find a school, here they are mostly suspended over the channels and sometimes hard to bite but not always. Water temp 51. Scott
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Very nice. Good job
Nice fish great catch.
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Nice work and yep finding lots of fish, just most don't seem interested.
KABOOM !
Nice...Love seeing those slabs. Did you get measurements on the bigger ones? One like those would have me smiling for a week.
Those are the real meaning of slabs!!! Nice
Here on Jackson consider12"-13" to be good they will be close but just under a lb. Ones in my 2 mugshots pics were 15" just under 2 lbs. One thing I've noticed thats interesting in that I can almost always tell on a school by how they are grouped if they are going to be hard to catch. If the school is oblong and they are TITE in the school, but to cheek, they don't want to come out and play, but if they are looser in the school and more horizontaly suspended those fish will bite. Scott
I say - the looser the school, the easier to fool! Nice ones for sure!
Mighty fine results! Thanks for sharing with us
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I'm just learning how to do this. My nephew saw a video, tried it with success and took me along last time. This is the most big crappie I've ever seen per trip. Most of them are over 12", which is really big for this lake, with a few up to 15" mixed in. Gotta love the livescope. It really keeps us on the fish.
Ryan is 6'2", so fish always look smaller when he is holding them, but those are tanks. His brother hates the cold, but even he was motivated to get out there.
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Just for scale, this table is 3' wide. The smallest ones are 12". That is a stack of slabs! Those kids really know how to fish.
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