Reply With QuoteMost likely because they might just avoid getting "Electrifried". Lightening is nothing to mess with while on the water...period. I would fish off a dock during a storm, but never out of a boat. Be careful out there.
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Thunder and Lightning Crappies
I don't know if you guys are as crazy as me to fish through major thunder stroms but have you noticed that the crappies seem to drop to the bottom?
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Most likely because they might just avoid getting "Electrifried". Lightening is nothing to mess with while on the water...period. I would fish off a dock during a storm, but never out of a boat. Be careful out there.
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I dont mind the thunder but at the first flash of lightning, i'm outta there. Just too many bad things can happen when that stuff is going on.
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First sign of lightning or thunder rumble i am headed for the ramp. No fish worth my life, and with the downbursts we get here with 60+/- mph winds. Water ain't no place to be.
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You had better respect lightning and get off the water. Live to fish another day.Originally Posted by rivercrappievt
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