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  1. 01-21-2020, 11:15 AM #1
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    Default Optimum temps for spawn in FL


    Just wondering what these cooler days do to the crappie spawn down there. Got my first ever trip to Okeechobie coming up first week of Feb and the extended forecast looks to be highs in 60s to low 70s. I know here that's perfect in April but no idea about down there this time of year. Trying to stay optimistic about the trip.

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    Should be perfect for ya bud, breathe easy.
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    Should be perfect for ya bud, breathe easy.
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    i have a buddy that lives near the O. He has been catching them really shallow in pads and grass for a couple weeks now. LIke 2-3' shallow. Says they are on fire right now.
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    They are moving up to the pads, but they are almost all male staging. Getting a female once in a while. I think the female are still out deep, waiting for the right time/water temp to come up shallow. IMO
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