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  1. 03-26-2018, 12:10 PM #11
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    Everything I caught at Cypress in Benton yesterday were females, still full of eggs. Caught on edges of deep creeks,
    fishing 10-13ft deep. Surface temp was 65-66. They aren't done here. Guessing next full moon.
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    our surface temp is 73 now
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    There biting in lake providence. Next to the cypress needles close to the bank. Not deep. Went yesterday evening. caught 40.

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    Caught 2 black crappie females yesterday, both over a lb. , one barely had any eggs , the other had a lot left......crappie spawn in waves, different times, Almighty designed it that way for survival of species Waiting on the spawn!


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    Caught a few in Lake Martin yesterday. One female and she was dripping eggs when I got her to the boat. Usually Martin is a few weeks before the northern lakes, so I don’t think it’s over.
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    Pretty sure it's been done here(Pearl River) for at least two weeks. Would like to hear otherwise though.
    High water as usual but should make for a good class. High point is catching em in backyard!


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    [QUOTE=Micropterus salmoides;3601082]Pretty sure it's been done here(Pearl River) for at least two weeks. Would like to hear otherwise though.
    High water as usual but should make for a good class. High point is catching em in backyard!

    Always happens south of I10 first. There is still a lot of spawn left further north from my past experience. Not a crappie master though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bassadict69 View Post
    I have been hitting Black Bayou off and on for the last week, working the shallow reeds looking for spawners. It has been slow to say the least!

    Anyone else having any luck shallow?
    If your a weekender like me, then you had 2 chances.
    Weekend of the 17 and 24, the first two in march had the ramps way underwater, before that water temp was 56. Boom bam bang dogwoods are blooming. get your brim pole out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bossier_Rob View Post
    I've hit Cypress almost every day since Saturday. It's been slow. I've caught more on the creek channels than shallow. Cleaned a lot of fish with eggs that aren't quite ready. Still a pale yellow and very clumpy. I've gotten pics of fish caught on Cypress and on BB, all caught off the banks. They're all blacks. I've caught nothing but white crappie this week. Only got 12 to bite today and it was windy and choppy.
    This fish was caught In April 2007 in waggoners pocket on da banK I mean rite on da bank.
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