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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Don't know for sure.....Could be spoiled bait....
    Or maybe he just wants to talk....
    Or could be in a trance from Beagle's singing...:D:D

    you got that right Frosty,,,,,just a thought but was there any grey poupon in the boat,,,,:o
    IT'S 5--O-CLOCK SOMEWHERE,,,MIKE-p

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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Don't know for sure.....Could be spoiled bait....
    Or maybe he just wants to talk....
    Or could be in a trance from Beagle's singing...:D:D
    I WAS IN A COVE THAT OSS NORMALLY WORKS, I TRIED A BLK AND CHART AND A CRAPPIE CAME TO THE TOP OF THE WATER BY THE BOAT. HE HAD A SIGN THAT SAID ONLY OSS CAN USE BLK AND CHART!

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    Quote Originally Posted by old fuzzy View Post
    you got that right Frosty,,,,,just a thought but was there any grey poupon in the boat,,,,:o
    NOPE JUST SOME SANDWICHES THE WIFE MADE! I DON'T DO THE GREY POUPON!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rlsiv View Post
    DMW,
    I catch quite a few crappie when the bite is soft like this by letting out a bunch of line (7-8') at a time and letting it spool on top of the water... then my single split shot with a minnow veeeerrrry slowly pull the line down with them - and if it stops after (for example) about 8', and I know I'm in 40' of water, I know its either in a fish's mouth OR my rig is sitting on top of some cover. Either way, I'll quickly take up the extra slack and give a little hook-set after feeling for tension.

    Usually only works well when it isn't too breezy.

    I've also fished with a slip bobber and seen it start to move ever-so-slowly to one side or the other but NOT bobbing downward. Symptomatic of the same thing. Take up the slack and give a hook set.
    WELL I KNOW TO SET THE HOOK GUYS BUT WHAT I WAS WONDERING IS IF THE FISH ARE DOING THAT WHAT DOES IT MEAN. I GUESS I NEED TO CALL MY UNCLE WHO LIVES UP ON TRUMAN. HE IS ONE OF THOSE GUYS WHO GOES ALOT ON THE OLD TYPE SIGNS. IF THE FISH ARE DOING THIS OR THAT THEN ITS GOING TO RAIN OR FLOOD. THE STUFF HE COMES UP WITH IS KIND OF WEIRD BUT HE IS USUALLY CORRECT.

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    Bugs exceeded the shock capacity of his knots two times when we were fishing. Good line makes all the difference.

    I've said it before Bugs and TAB are the two fishermen that when they set the hook the tip of the rod breaks the sound barrier.

    I agree sometime you have to have patience if they are ticking without taking. After about 20 misses, then try waiting for pressure before setting the hook.

    If they are pouncing the bait, then rip some lips.

    G.
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