Following the Crappie

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Out4trout
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Following the Crappie

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A trip for crappie this week with Doug, but the Crappie were NOT where they were earlier. 3 hotspots checked with zero fish. Seems that the cold rain, cloud and falling temps pushed them out of the shallows.

Eventually our persistence paid a dividend, as we finally found them again. They were in deeper water, and were strongly relating to a submerged weed bed from last year. Catching was fast and furious, a cloud would come, bite turned off. Sun breaks again, and back on the bite. Somewhere around 35 caught, 22 or so eaters came back for dinner.

Ya can't hide forever - Doug w/ another one
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Good times!!
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Nice!!
It's always a great feeling to pursue and figure out whats going out.
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It's not every day that a fellow drives a couple hundred miles for crappies............ :wink:

But they were on the menu here last night, first feed of fresh crappies for the year, yum yum!

Len, you forgot to mention I took off my snowmobile suit for the picture............... :roll:

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Looks like ya trimmed a little Doug. Less beard, less chance of sailing away in a strong wind.

Good fishing.
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Moosebunk wrote:Looks like ya trimmed a little Doug. Less beard, less chance of sailing away in a strong wind.

Good fishing.
Semi-annual shearing, get it done at Easter and Christmas whether it needs it or not............ 8)

Yep, those winds yesterday would have turned my head if I had my full beard on............ :wink:

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Sounds like a good outing right there!
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