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    Default Chicamauga 2/8/09


    Got on the water at 11:45 after Sunday School. Trolled in a creek arm off Hiwassee in 5-6 feet of water. Pulled all Southern Pro Hot Grubs 1/16 oz and 1/8 oz heads at .8 mph behind planer boards. Ran 4 boards. No particular color on the grub. Ended up with limit by 2:30. Largest Crappie was 13". Total catch about 50 fish. Caught a mixture of males and females. It looks like the prespawn is starting althought the water is still pretty cold at 44*. Two more days of warm weather, you will have to lay down in the boat to put a bait on or risk being bitten. Go get 'em guys.
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    Glad you caughtem!
    WACKEM AND STACKEM!

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    good job there tnhooker, i had a buddy that did pretty good down around hwy 58 yesterday on the little tubes, he also said there was alot of boats down there, but glad to hear the good report, you take care

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    good job
    paddle faster i think i hear banjo music !!!!!

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    good job
    The fishing was good,it was the catching that was bad

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    Planer boards... that's interesting. I'm a hardcore long-line troller... but I've never seen crappie-sized planer boards. Tell me more please.
    Richard Simms
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    good job glad you got them
    Speck

    Real men troll for crappie (Here Fishy Fishy !)

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    there is a guy that makes some called crappie sharks in athens and they work very well, were those the ones you were using tnhooker

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    down at 58 market they have-um on the wall. the guy who makeum lives in athens I'm going to buy about 10 more myself word is Bass Pro is going to buy his patent soon. Can't think of his name but I will post it this after noon. Sail fish and I are going in the morn.

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    Default Planer Boards

    I am the manufacturer of the planer boards ( Crappie Shark ). These boards weigh 3 1/2 oz. They have enough weight to get a good hookset without tearing the paper mouth and still spread the lines. It is a balancing act to manufacture this. This method keeps your bait away from the boat and helps prevent tangles. The fish you pass over run from the boat anyway. Where do they run? To the sides away from that big dark noise above. Thats why you have to have long lines to catch them behind the boat. The fish need enough time to recongregate after the boat passes hence the long line. You can purchase these planers at 58 Short Stop at the Hiwassee bridge or you can email me off forum. Bishop Products [email protected]

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