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Thread: Mosquito Lake - May 28th

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    Default Mosquito Lake - May 28th


    A buddy and I went over to Squito this past Sunday and hammered em'!

    We had the pattern figured out by 7am and by 11:30am we had boated 137 crappies. We filleted 93, threw 20 in his pond, and released 24. The fishin' was absolutely incredible!

    Here are the pics:

    93 Crappies ready to go under the knife:


    186 fillets ready for the "Hot Oil" treatment:


    20 for the pond:


    Swimming away:
    GO STEELER'S!

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    Way to go Jim.:D Thats the best way , I KNOW, to build them arm muscles :D Catch and Clean..... Glad you guys had fun. See you at LA.

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    What'd you use to get em? and what depth?

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    Jigs mostly. 20 FOW, suspended between 12 and 13 feet.
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    So I assume you must be using a slip bobber to suspend a jig at 12 - 13 feet?

    I found plenty of dinks at Cowanesque over the weekend but not too many slabs. The dinks seemed to eat anything that hit the water, but I only caught a 12-13 incher when I changed color jig - then only one or two until I changed color again. I know they were there, rather shallow, full of eggs yet,
    not exactly a feeding frenzy though.

    Had a black bear 20 yards from the kayak and luckily he stayed on shore!

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    So I assume you must be using a slip bobber to suspend a jig at 12 - 13 feet?
    The fish were suspended between 12 and 13 ft, not the jigs.
    GO STEELER'S!

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