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    Iam new to this hope i do it right. Can some one tell me how the summer crappie fishing is in black lake. I am from UP State but never fished until i started spending winters in Florida I fish for crappie on crescent lake.Also can some one tell me how meney poles you can ues in NY

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    New York has a 3 pole limit with no more than 15 hooks
    Wishing you Blue Skies and Tight Lines

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    Not a whole lot of people fish for crappie all year in NY mostly ice fish and spring. the last 5-7 yrs. black lake crappie have gotten smaller from what i have heard.

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    Black lake is excellent for crappie fiest week in may is really good and into end of may too.
    Summer good too but harder to find usuallly

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    1St week in may is excellent and not bad the rest of the month. summer is ok too but deeper.
    yes 3 rods and 5 hooks per rod.

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    Quote Originally Posted by icejohn View Post
    1St week in may is excellent and not bad the rest of the month. summer is ok too but deeper.
    yes 3 rods and 5 hooks per rod.
    Do iany of you tight line or long line with 3 rods or how do you fish them.

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    You mean as opposed to casting? I do a lot of trolling/drifting. I guess that would be tight line. drop jigs down to target depth (as determined by the fishfinder), then either troll slow, meaning my 30lb thrust Min-kota at lowest speed setting, or if there is a breeze, take advantage of the wind to do a drift. For trolling I have a rod holder on each side and use 9' rods pointed almost straight out to the side, and a third rod holder on the transom. Since it's low speed, I don't need a tom of line out. As long as I don't make any tight turns, everything stays untangled.

    For drifting, I tie a drift sock to the bow so that I stay pretty well broadside to the wind, then run all three rods off the up-wind side of the boat.

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    thanks for all the input

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    friends of mine were on black for a 4 day weekend and had terrible luck

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