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 lake Fork Crappie
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10/04/13 07:02 PM
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toledobendjim
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Green Horn
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any advice for me at lake fork this weekend on crappie
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 Re: lake Fork Crappie
[Re: toledobendjim]
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10/04/13 09:12 PM
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Ken Gaby
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Fish are scattered. Look for brush piles in 12-20FOW. Brush piles are usually the easiest way to find fish if you're new to the lake. Use smaller jigs if that's what you plan to fish with. Good luck.
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Re: lake Fork Crappie
[Re: toledobendjim]
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10/05/13 12:42 AM
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Posts: 428
Sangelle
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Mustang is a good area if you are not interested in big fish. You can usually catch good numbers there.
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Re: lake Fork Crappie
[Re: toledobendjim]
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10/05/13 12:46 AM
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Posts: 1,217
G3bassbarge
Extreme Angler
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They are very scattered at the moment. Been starting to catch a few off SRA as well
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