They gone ....

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Originally Posted by Ketchn

put on a 1/8 and hold it rather still , some lakes they spread out across flat bottoms in deep water .....
seen it on fork , mineral wells , and numerous other winter spots . not a stick one on the bottom .....
they tend to be tough to see on them flats at times , just laying on the bottom ....
they will knock the paint off a jighead for sure ....they really do not thump harder than fish on deepwater flats in the winter mode ....

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You are correct for sure. You can add LOP to the list. The flats down near the dam the bottom is clean and the crappie must be doing a flounder impression. Sometimes impossible to see on electronics but if you drift along dragging bottom they will bite a jig or minner.


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Originally Posted by GreenLine

You are correct for sure. You can add LOP to the list. The flats down near the dam the bottom is clean and the crappie must be doing a flounder impression. Sometimes impossible to see on electronics but if you drift along dragging bottom they will bite a jig or minner.


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seen it often in the winter time , sometimes the bottom appears on the graph to have some really tiny spots on it .....
like sum tiny lil bumps here and there and nothing that looks remotely similar to fish

Same here I think they bury in the mud.

That's what has been wierd about couple of my home lakes. same docks and bank areas have been producing steadily since june. everytime I have gone there has been crappie there. not always the biggest but still plenty of action to make it loads of fun.