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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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Both the same I can tell no difference.
Guys, I have a question. Though I must preface it with the fact that I have very little experience with crappie. Which is better to eat, Black or White crappie, or are they the same?
lol Allen, I'd be happy to read a dime at 1ft.
I was wondering if there were Lake Trout there.
No idea. Haven't been there. It's word-of-mouth from a friend at work about water clarity.
What species are found in that lake Allen?
There's at least one lake up in northern MI, possibly the UP, that is so clear you can read a dime 20' down, maybe deeper.
I think of Maine lakes as clear ya have to get out past 12 ' for the Smallmouths .Just past where ya cant see bottom anymore .
If you can see 5' down that's I would consider clear were as a lot of the Michigan lakes I consider almost crystal clear.
The water these crappie came from showed a Chartreuse spinnerbait about 5 feet down where we were fishing for the crappie .The pickerel water wasn't as clear.
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