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Where The Crappies Areby Dr. Rob Neumann Telemetry studies can track daily movements and seasonal migrations of fish, with the use of surgically implanted or externally attached transmitters.…Continue
Started by Slip Sinker. Last reply by John Sheehan Feb 22, 2018.
In this case drifting medium large Herring over structure at a 26-30 foot bottom produced 12 fish ,10 Crappie between 13-15", a 19,1/2" Pickerel and a 11,1/2" Perch . Number 4 Aberdeen Hook , #5 or…Continue
Started by John Sheehan. Last reply by John Sheehan Dec 10, 2015.
http://www.eagleclaw.com/site/wp-content/uploads/PDF/LZ/Hooks.pdf pg 21 of the Eagle Claw hook catalog shows L214 # 8…Continue
Started by John Sheehan. Last reply by John Sheehan Nov 28, 2015.
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Thanks man!
It out fished the Pink and Orange yesterday Carl!
black and chartreuse is a all time favorite here to John ! great looking slab !
shhh!
Now I know where you and your beer were stationed...and I still can't get to it!
Last time out the Crappies were 12-13 " got 7 on Shiners .Went a little deeper 20 or more feet and picked up three good Yellow Perch .They are in the same area around rocks near a bluff and quick dropoff.
I was catching some decent 13" Crappie back in Oklahoma, in the Arkansas River, just below Keystone Dam. Live minnow under a float, toss it out into the tailout of the scour hole during hydroelectric generation. The bait would be maybe 3' down, just above the rocks. The current would set up an eddy that covered the entire stilling basin. Throw out as far as I could, and just keep the slack out as the rig drifted in the current. When the float went under, fish on!
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