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    Default how do you fish stake beds???


    just curious how you all target fish in stake beds??...I usually do one of two things, just looking to see what every one else does.....have a great one all God bless


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    I verticle fish em.
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    I've never fished them but if I did I would fish them vertical and work around the outer edges and gradually work my way towards the center.

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    Start outside swimming a jig, swim a jig over the top, then work my way down. I try my best to stay off it, but I'll get over the top of it and jig if I have to. My main concern is to never get hung and if I do I'll lay that rod down and grab another. If I don't get em doing that I'll move on. The things I don't do are, idle over the top, throw heavy stuff down in it, jump around in the boat while I'm around it, etc. I'm not that good of a crappie fisherman so I'll use everything to my advantage.
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    I stay 10 yds or so off and cast a minnow under a cork past it and reel it back into the middle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slimeyslab View Post
    I stay 10 yds or so off and cast a minnow under a cork past it and reel it back into the middle.
    I dont fish 'em either but if I did that is what I'd do (minnow or a jig).
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    Tightline a jig straight down into em.
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    Yup.

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    Same way I fish brush piles, blowdowns, dock posts, standing timber, bridge pilings, etc. Rofl

    That is to say -- I'd cast a weedless jighead/plastic body bait across it and swim it in/around/over/through the stakes, from every feasible angle Thumbs Up

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    I see the term "stake beds" a good bit, are you guys talking about artificial cover/attractants that you or somebody else has put together and sank to the lake bottom in some way?... Not sure what stake beds are... If I have ever fished those I didn't know what I was fishing.

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