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Good article! #10665040 03/03/15 10:30 PM
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Saw this on Facebook and thought it was a pretty informative article so I thought I would share. Anyone else have any thoughts or disagree with anything?

http://wired2fish.scout.com/story/1521739-a-guide-to-catching-crappie-during-the-spawn?s=537


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Re: Good article! [Re: FavPastTime] #10665072 03/03/15 10:42 PM
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A pretty good generic article. Two things I would add:

1. Every lake is different. With two identical looking spots on two different lakes, one will work great for catching spawning crappie every year while the other never will. You have to find where they like to spawn on your chosen lake.

2. Don't hesitate to fish deeper stuff, too. Not all crappie spawn at once, and while there are lots of crappie shallow, there always seems to be deeper fish too, either on their way to spawn, or on their way back to deep water after they've spawned. On a day when the shallow spawners are being tough to catch, the deeper fish may bite better. I prefer the shallow bite, but have had many a slow shallow day salvaged by better biting deeper fish.


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Re: Good article! [Re: FavPastTime] #10665076 03/03/15 10:43 PM
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Good read. Thanks


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Re: Good article! [Re: FavPastTime] #10665080 03/03/15 10:45 PM
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Good point Bud B, I will keep that in mind this spring. Thanks!

Re: Good article! [Re: FavPastTime] #10665578 03/04/15 01:39 AM
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That was a Good Read, Thanks!


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Re: Good article! [Re: FavPastTime] #10665792 03/04/15 02:33 AM
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This was an extremely good read for a new crappie fisherman.


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