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    It’s the season yawl , to start thinking about it. Some places in the US will start very soon . I know a spot or 2 that will give up spawning black crappie in February and I am in north Texas.
    So look back at your records on when and where and be there around that same time ,same place this year as much as you can .
    Big crappie of both species often are the first arrivals and I don’t know many folks that don’t like a big crappie.
    Just a quick tip for those of you that want that crappie of your dreams . Some of the big females will be at their heaviest weights of the year and you never know when that fish will be on your line . So I also suggest to go up on line size a bit and use a bit stouter than you typically use rod . Reel fast and get her out of the water as fast as you can ,big ones have a tendency to stay in the water ....
    Losing a giant crappie can ruin a person ....just saying
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    Same here in South Alabama, Black Crappie males will start staging the last week or so in Feb and the females will move in the first weeks in March. It's a great time of the year and I hate to miss it this year!

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    Blackhawk19, prayers for you!
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    Well we still have 3 months to wait

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    When the water hits 58 degrees
    Time to explore the shallow water!



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    She'll be come'n round the mountain when she comes she'll be come'n round the mountain when she come......LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blackhawk19 View Post
    Same here in South Alabama, Black Crappie males will start staging the last week or so in Feb and the females will move in the first weeks in March. It's a great time of the year and I hate to miss it this year!
    Have faith Brother..... Prayers goin up for ya.....
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    Won’t happen up here in Pennsylvania until May. That’s why I head to Ky lake in March/ April every spring for a month vacation. Last year was pretty tough on a lot of fishermen but I did okay considering the weather I fished in. The wind was a beast the whole time I was there.
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    How do you guys normally fish for them during spawn, do you cast towards shore with a small jig or use a bobber.

    we have until May to wait this out

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    Quote Originally Posted by Potatoe View Post
    How do you guys normally fish for them during spawn, do you cast towards shore with a small jig or use a bobber.

    we have until May to wait this out
    Small black hair jig under a small bobber. Only use splitshot if I have to. May add waxworm if the bite is tough.

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