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  1. 01-14-2017, 08:17 PM #1
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    Default Warm January day


    and the crappie were cooperative. Caught these at 16'-20' in 25' FOW on Wheeler. Using black/chartreuse tail Sliders vertical jigging. Thanks.Name: 16114159_1293517827358729_3098153430530675776_n.jpg Views: 663 Size: 65.2 KB Name: 15965897_1293517800692065_4287480203952989245_n.jpg Views: 655 Size: 51.3 KB
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    Congrats !!!! Nice mess of fish! Great report from wheeler!
    Too blessed to be stressed!
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    Nice!!!
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    Man that's a nice mess of whites.
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    Nice job Creek! Hope you don't mind me asking but how heavy of a jig head do you use when you are fishing that deep? I have fished that deep for bass on Smith lake (not successfully) but never that deep here on Wheeler for bass or crappie.
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    Good job creek!

    I tried today but couldn't find the fish.
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    Quote Originally Posted by flintcreek View Post
    Nice job Creek! Hope you don't mind me asking but how heavy of a jig head do you use when you are fishing that deep? I have fished that deep for bass on Smith lake (not successfully) but never that deep here on Wheeler for bass or crappie.
    Flintcreek, I was using 1/32. With the slider it was a slow fall. Caught a few on the fall. Thanks
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    Don't know about Wheeler, but on G-ville I use the smallest that will get it to sink and hang vertically - usually 3/32 or 1/6, if there is no current. Stay as light as possible.
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    Man great haul on the whites, that sounds like a lot of fun on that light a jig!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob D View Post
    Man great haul on the whites, that sounds like a lot of fun on that light a jig!!
    Yea, it was a lot of fun. I also was using a new rod I had picked up. Its a 6'6" Eagle Claw Featherlight. It's a real whippy rod which made it fun also and worked very well for how I was fishing. Thanks.
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