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0330161708- MY BFOTD!! 12" B.CRAPPIE
Field testing the GLISS Superline while tossing a 1.5" Pink Curly Tail Grub mtd on a 1/64oz jig head in 3-0 FOW... water temp a blistering 45 degs
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Albums: 2016 FISHING GLADWIN COUNTY
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Comment by Slip Sinker on April 2, 2016 at 10:47am
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...and thanks John!
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...with this polar vortex raging thru... single digits at night i wouldnt be surprised to see skim ice back on monday or tuesday.
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...water temps havnt gotten above 45 or so so far in this lake... B.Crappies in these smaller natural lakes hit the widest shallow fats in 3 FOW or so. found very active fish chasing small minnow style baits and jigs. 2" Berkley Power Minnows or 1.5" pink curly tail grubs mounted on 1/64 oz jig heads. Jelly Jigs were also a producer. no tipping or slip bobbers... casting and covering water.
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Comment by John Sheehan on April 2, 2016 at 6:36am
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What was your water temp Slip? I haven't found the Crappie yet and had 52-54 degree water the other day.
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Thataway Slip!Nice!
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...thanks Jeff ... we really appreciated that tug on the line today
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on March 31, 2016 at 6:45pm
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I never get tired of catching 12" class crappie............good fighters and great tablefare!
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