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Reply With QuoteFind the baitfish, then look for the Crappie. Best guess is timber deep, the water is warm!
Slabmaster
BCDA Cedar Creek
If you were going tomorrow June 26 22
Would you?
A-Spider rig with minnows
B-Spider rig with jigs
C-Power troll with jigs
D-Long line jigs
E-Pull cranks
F-Scope trees
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Find the baitfish, then look for the Crappie. Best guess is timber deep, the water is warm!
Slabmaster
Baitfish everywhere. Lots scattered under very little pressure. A few tight balls being fed on. We pulled cranks. All keepers were in open water. All small fish were on brush piles. Only five keepers. 20 or so 8 3/4 fish on. Dbl 1/48 jig head. One with Bobby garland itty bit slab slayer blk/pink on bottom. With tiny gulp chart/white on top. Both caught fish equally.
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Yep, when baitfish are everywhere all you can do is cover water.
I caught endless Crappie just short of 9 inches yesterday, I feel your pain!
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Scope single standing trees with no tops, the whites here have been 12-13 foot and on about every 3rd one, but they haven’t been aggressive
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2016 Lowe st 175 merc 60 4 stroke, helix 9 si / helix 9, terrova us2 with link, drift master rod holders . I fish because the voices in my tackle box tell me to, and who am i to argue
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When I go to Cedar this time of year, I spider rig deep. Looks like you had a good trip out.
