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Crappie on the Albemarle….3/13/2025
Pink/black combination jig…..tipped with a small live minnow under a float….
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Comment by John Sheehan on March 13, 2025 at 6:03pm
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Hope it pans out that way for us all, Jeff! And yes, the bites happening later in the day after the sun does its work in the shallows. 1- 3 pm was the action today for 5 Pickerel and a few missed Fish for me and Greg today.
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on March 13, 2025 at 5:19pm
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Thanks John….with the time change we gain some daylight after work which is a good thing…..I think we’re at six weekends in a row just terrible boating and it already looks iffy this weekend…..but it was nice to get out, run my boat and set the hook a couple times……with such a hard winter here, we are setting up for a great late March/April…
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Good to see you posting good fish again after the winter slow down! Greg and I had our first open water venture today and caught and lost a few Pickerel in the 8' zone with spoons. 41–42-degree Water temp.
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