Summertime Seafood Feast Coastal North Carolina……6/1/2024
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20 fish ,one hole
11"WP 12" Crappie
The biggest Crappie I've caught in Cupsaw Lake to date.
Spikes and Marmouskas caught the most .
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Albums: Ice Fishing 2010-2011
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Comment by John Sheehan on January 9, 2011 at 3:46pm
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Ya know Jim I believe the ticket here to be high winds knocking down tree limbs in 10' depths near shore before and during freeze up . I saw tree branches frozen in ice My guess is some nice wood cover is abundant under that hole and the fish I've been catching near here are relating . I do believe my boat will be there come ice out! Good cover and close to some of the deepest parts of the lake basin areas.
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Very near bottom in 8-10' Jim.Marmouskas /spikes.Only two WPerch but I probably could've caught more,left them hittin at dark. A few days before nearby this hole I caught 4 or 5 and left them hitting then too . The white Perch and Crappie are getting thicker and longer in my home lake.Haven't caught a Bass yet in Cupsaw through the ice . Jigged two at another lake though .Was hoping for a big boy from the tipups near this great jiggin' hole I cut.
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Comment by Jim Gronaw on January 9, 2011 at 2:16pm
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Very nice , John...did you get many white perch? How deep, or off the bottom, were the perch?
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