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Written by majflyboy
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 Let me tell you, the mini-camp at the Rez was a blast, from the fishing to the cooking & eating, to the hanging around telling fish stories, it was great. Now the results:
First place with 7-fish total of 10.85lbs is Bernard Williams (basscat21). This was Bernard's first time to fish with us but he promises to fish with us again.
DonDon and Scot
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Written by Iuka22
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"What would it be? Maybe a better question is what is your confidence lure, what do you start with? Mine is a Kalins 2" green weenie with a 1/16 oz head." - Iuka22
"1/16 oz Roadrunner, Chartruese head, curly tail grub black body and green tail" - duc hntr
"I'd go with a Southern Pro minnow tube in Chartruese, tipped with a minnow on a teezur 3/32 jig head." - badbrad
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Written by Troy
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“People just are not getting it.”
Todd Huckabee, one of the nation’s top professional crappie guides, is referring to crappie anglers that
are afraid to try any method outside of a small jig or hook and minnow. He feels like crappie anglers
have a much wider array of tackle to select from. This is particularly the case when it comes to size.
“A crappie is going to eat anything that swims by it that will fit in its mouth,” Huckabee says.
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Read more... [Huckabee’s Lake Record – Moral to the Story]
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Written by usafret99
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Been bass fishing for a few months now, but ready to start in on the crappie again. Would like to try dock shooting, never tried it before and have a few questions.
1. When you have your jig under the dock how to you retrieve it. Bounce across bottom, slowly bring it in, let rise and fall....?
2. How do they bite? Do you feel a tap, weight, pull?
3. How do you determine which docks are most likely to hold crappie? Is it location, depth, shade, size?
4. How long should you try until you move to another dock?
5. Once you catch a fish does it disturb and others that are there?
6. If you do find some how many do you normally get under one dock.
7. How close can you get to the dock with your boat without disturbing the fish?
Any help will be appreciated. Plan to give it a try this week.
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Written by Troy Jens
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 Lake Eufaula, Oklahoma, 10/23/2010 - Todd Huckabee, of Crowder, Okla. caught and registered a new Lake Eufaula record crappie Friday. The 2.8 -pound crappie was landed while guiding his clients on the south end of the lake.
The new record crappie was caught on a ¼ ounce Chartreuse Green/Florescent Orange Lindy Jig with a Game-Day Dancin’ Crappie Tube used for the jig body. Huckabee was fishing rip-rap break lines where the rock met the muddy bottom in 10 feet of water.
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Read more... [New Lake Record Crappie in Oklahoma]
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