Reply With QuoteGreat report, keep us informed.
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went to stipper pits with a buddy of mine friday crappie really moving to the banks cleaned 26 most were in 3 ft of water cold front might move the back out this week but it won,t be long
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Great report, keep us informed.
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Me and a buddy went Thurs(15th) in gale force winds and they were in 3-5 ft of water, for 2.5 hrs we caught fish..they were hitting pretty aggressive considering how cold water is. Ended up with around 40 caught, didnt keep any as went off and forgot bucket to put them in, local lake.
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get a green limb and thread them on. Easy to carry also..and stick in edge of lake as well.Originally Posted by dbowling
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Good report!
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went friday to different pit wind was crazy did not do nearly as n good caught a mess to eat but were a lot tougher to catch were in about 10 to 12 ft of water couldent realy get on them catch one or two then had to move on all on jigs black with chartruse with pink crappie nibble slab sause did,nt seem to help
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Went again Friday and caught 51 and went today and caught 42. Took 3.5 hrs Friday and 3 hrs today..
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Went yesterday 2/26 and caught 70 in 4.5 hrs, most 9 inches but caught 10 or so 12 inches or better, all caught in 3-7 ft of water.. 1/32 oz jg with lead head cut half off and monkey milk or chart/white jig bodies, but they hit several colors good..jigs were down deep so hitting pretty aggressive.
All fish caught from the bank at a local lake.
