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You won't like fishn my lakes..... The fish here just don't stack up like that..... Sometimes you might get 10 on a pile but that's rare....2 maybe 3 then you've gotta move......200 in a hour just ain't gonna happen here....LOL :Rofl

we try to keep the speed down on the bamboo piles to 100 an hour bro .....:Rofl
200 is way to fast for us older fellas rotfl

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Originally Posted by DockShootinJack

It is so much better than a skunk.

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skunks are rare here , we avoid them if they seem near , it could happen i suppose , but hopefully not any time soon rotfl

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Originally Posted by SKs Crappie Catching Adventures

You won't like fishn my lakes..... The fish here just don't stack up like that..... Sometimes you might get 10 on a pile but that's rare....2 maybe 3 then you've gotta move......200 in a hour just ain't gonna happen here....LOL :Rofl

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we are just trying to save on gas in the boat , that running and gunning is lots of work , roll up drop jig set the hook and repeat .
sometimes we have to hunt a bit for them , but in the end there is typically a spot somewhere out there where there is a herd waiting for a jig to drop on them :highfive

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Originally Posted by Ketchn

we try to keep the speed down on the bamboo piles to 100 an hour bro .....:Rofl
200 is way to fast for us older fellas rotfl

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LOL..... Live Scope has confirmed what I've suspected for years..... It's not that my lake don't have the numbers of fish the rest take of after a few are caught..... And no I'm not waiting on them to settle down and maybe come back.....
:biggrin

Spooky fish are crappie for sure

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Originally Posted by SKs Crappie Catching Adventures

You won't like fishn my lakes..... The fish here just don't stack up like that..... Sometimes you might get 10 on a pile but that's rare....2 maybe 3 then you've gotta move......200 in a hour just ain't gonna happen here....LOL :Rofl

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I think it has a lot to do with how pressured the fish are. I used to fish a set of docks that had a steady line of boat in front of them. You could manage 1 maybe 2 fish then nothing. Next guy was the same. 6 docks in a row. Move the lake a 1/2 mile to a run down abandoned dock and pull fish after fish out from under it. I would hit that dock about twice a week. After a month and a half the number these fish started becoming pressured and not as easy to catch.

Very nice catch!

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Originally Posted by DockShootinJack

I think it has a lot to do with how pressured the fish are. I used to fish a set of docks that had a steady line of boat in front of them. You could manage 1 maybe 2 fish then nothing. Next guy was the same. 6 docks in a row. Move the lake a 1/2 mile to a run down abandoned dock and pull fish after fish out from under it. I would hit that dock about twice a week. After a month and a half the number these fish started becoming pressured and not as easy to catch.

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reduced numbers of dumb fish and the ones left are hard to ketch from being so highly educated in the art of escape .
see that here on the real good winter docks , get there early or it will be fished to death before you get there .

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Originally Posted by Ketchn

reduced numbers of dumb fish and the ones left are hard to ketch from being so highly educated in the art of escape .
see that here on the real good winter docks , get there early or it will be fished to death before you get there .

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Very true