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    Crappie Cat and I visited a local creek Sat. Not a lot of fish in there yet but the ones we caught were nice. This one was over 2#. Caught against the bank in 2' deep water. Should get much better as it gets colder.
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    How were you fishing it?
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    nice fish, whats the water temp there?
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    I "doodle sock" with a float and a jig when the fish get in the shallows, especially when they bury deep in the buck brush. Nothing finer.

    Nice fish here.
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    It's tough to have to live in Texas where, on a Sat. morning in Dec., you can fish in a tee shirt and catch slabs in 2' deep water.

    Now today, well that's another matter. Only 35 degrees, I think I'll put on a sweater and go fishing.
    Good fishing.

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    Nice catch.

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    very nice looking white crappie, she is a beauty.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ERNEST PATY
    It's tough to have to live in Texas where, on a Sat. morning in Dec., you can fish in a tee shirt and catch slabs in 2' deep water.

    Now today, well that's another matter. Only 35 degrees, I think I'll put on a sweater and go fishing.

    It is tough in Alabama too Ernest in late December. Last week temperatures were 77-80 all week. It sure beats the heck out of all the cold and snow in Ohio by Lake Erie. I lived in the cold and snow from 1945 to 2001. Thank God for retirement and warm weather.

    I love fishing small creeks too.
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    Holy cow thats nice... Does your lakes you fish have a dual spawn ? is that why they`re in the creeks? I usta fish Lake Dardenelle in Arkansas in the fall bcuz of the southern dual spawn thing...

    Now I do alot of TableRock since i live here now... & its a finicky lake...
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