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    Question Cedar Trees


    I Have Been Told Crappie Will Not Hold On A Green Cedar Tree. It Takes A Couple Years To Start Holding Fish. Please Reply
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    I have put em out in Jan and caught crappie in April........
    My intent was to fish em in post spawn so I dont know if crappie were around em sooner or not...........
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    I,ve caught fish in a month after dropping green cedar,s in.

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    dropped green ceders in june and caught fish the next weekend. Kept on catchin for about a month then there was a 3 or 4 week lull while the needles fell off then started catchin agian.
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    Default green cedars

    I have dropped them in a pond and caught fish the next day. I have done the same thing in a lake too. if there is little structure they will be on the new trees in a matter hours or until they fin past and locate it. I would suggest to anyone that they drop the trees and start fishing them ASAP. The fish will be there

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    dropped them in the lake moved dropped 4 more came back 3 hours later fished the first cedar and caught some fish already on it

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    if you take propane torch and burn off the needles first you won't have the wait as some xmas tree are coated with a fire retarded now don't burn up the whole tree.

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    I always trim off all the green as well as the smaller limbs,i just leave the bigger limbs about 2' on each side it makes em a bunch easier to fish......i've caught fish within 2 weeks on trees like i described.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slabbysteve View Post
    I Have Been Told Crappie Will Not Hold On A Green Cedar Tree. It Takes A Couple Years To Start Holding Fish. Please Reply
    you were told wrong

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    Here unless you remove needles they tend to moss over till they fall off.
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