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 Fall Crappie on Livingston
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07/22/13 06:09 PM
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panfish paladin
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I know its still summer but my brother and our families want to try some crappie fishing at Livingston in the October/November time frame. We will stay 3 or 4 days. I have fished for crappie many times in the spring but never in the fall. Any advice on where to start, when to go, and tactics? Thanks for any advice.
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 Re: Fall Crappie on Livingston
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07/22/13 08:41 PM
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The later you can wait the better it will be. Either fish Kickapoo or White Rock Creek. Usually catch the fish 8-10 feet deep just off the bottom. If you are using jigs it had better have chartreuse in it. But they also hit minnows.
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Re: Fall Crappie on Livingston
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07/22/13 11:11 PM
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Are they going from deep to shallow in the fall?
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Re: Fall Crappie on Livingston
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07/23/13 02:06 PM
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They are moving up the creeks following the shad. The depth is usually based on the temperature of the water. One year we caught them 2 ft deep in 15 fow on the opening day of deer season. Just have to try different things until you find them, either with your electronic or trial and error.
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