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  1. 10-09-2017, 11:23 AM #1
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    Default Back slidding crappie fisherman


    Woke up this morning and decided to check on my bream maintenance program . Dont worry all were put back . All top water bites in shallow water on laydowns . Name: 20171009_091015.jpg Views: 441 Size: 50.6 KBName: 20171009_091315.jpg Views: 476 Size: 48.4 KBName: 20171009_094507.jpg Views: 384 Size: 64.5 KBName: 20171009_094512.jpg Views: 390 Size: 41.0 KBName: 20171009_094709.jpg Views: 457 Size: 52.0 KBName: 20171009_094739.jpg Views: 443 Size: 50.4 KBName: 20171009_094750.jpg Views: 444 Size: 43.0 KB
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  2. 10-09-2017, 01:09 PM #2
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    Man that looks like fun rite there!
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    I had a couple buddies talk me into carrying them to Lake guntersville to go catch some green carp last week. Top water bite was suppose to just be on absolute fire. We hired a guide the first day, only bite that we could find was a slow worm bite. Think we got 1 frog bite right at dark the whole trip! I tried shooting some docks but don’t believe I found any deep enough without grass in it to catch a crappie


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    from the looks of your bait they will eat bass too.
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    Maybe the crappie will forgive you this weekend.
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    Love that top water bite!


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    Quote Originally Posted by ducker View Post
    I had a couple buddies talk me into carrying them to Lake guntersville to go catch some green carp last week. Top water bite was suppose to just be on absolute fire. We hired a guide the first day, only bite that we could find was a slow worm bite. Think we got 1 frog bite right at dark the whole trip! I tried shooting some docks but don’t believe I found any deep enough without grass in it to catch a crappie


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    Hey, I'm going to Guntersville the week of thanksgiving. Got a cabin on the water, south of the dam on the west side and am planing to crappie fish several days. Any advice? I've never been there before but hear spider rigging near the bridges and river ledges should be good then.


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    Ain't a thing wrong with that. A lot of fun
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    Quote Originally Posted by feeshrman View Post
    Hey, I'm going to Guntersville the week of thanksgiving. Got a cabin on the water, south of the dam on the west side and am planing to crappie fish several days. Any advice? I've never been there before but hear spider rigging near the bridges and river ledges should be good then.


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    Good luck! We stayed at Waterfront Bay, about midway on the lake. It is a shallow lake, like 8-12 ft everywhere out of the channel and few creeks that i found. Wish I would have had all of my long poles with me, bc that bassin wore me out! Not so bad if youre catching, but dang throwing a crankbait or a frog all day and not catching anything hardly! I did go out to a bridge early one morning where a fellow had caught 15 the morning before but I believe the boat traffic of a 300 boat tournament had em stirred up!
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