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    The wind and rain were stirring up the water and the crappies were biting. Working throught the weeds with a small jig and tube produced a fish on almost every cast, but many were small. I switched to a roadrunner with a two and a half inch gulp minnow, and that kept the smaller fish off, but I was missing many strikes. I then switched to a cordell rattle bait with two trebles on it and got a way better hooking percentage. I got a lot less bites, but the fish I got were keepable sized. Not huge slabs, but fine for metro area lakes



    What is in my bucket today?
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    Rrrrrr...I am on the lake, and thats all the crappies need to know!


    Michael Thompson
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    nice to see you are still nailing them MT

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    Way to switch up till you found what worked.
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    Looks like pretty decent eaters to me.

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    good fish what size was that cordell rattle you caught them on thanks bill

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    Hi bill, don't know the exact size, I think its the smallest one, mabye 1.5 or 2 inches?
    I would guess the best thing would be to find out the sized baitfish the fish in your area are chasing, and try to match it!
    What is in my bucket today?
    http://mtbucket.blogspot.com/



    Rrrrrr...I am on the lake, and thats all the crappies need to know!


    Michael Thompson
    Gem Kids Fishing Camp and Club
    www.gemfishing.org

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