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    Fished this lake on Thursday 5/21/15 with my disabled neighbor. He doesn't get a chance to get out much so I offered to help him put some fillets in his freezer for a holiday fish fry. The bite started out on fire but slowed as the morning sun got higher in the sky. We scratched out two 30 fish limits of good size crappies and a handful of bluegills to go with them. Found the fish in shallower water starting out but had to move deeper as the morning went on. 8ft was best followed by 11ft around the stumpfields. Got all the fish on BG baby shads and strike king shadpoles. Mixed bag of black and whites were caught. the blacks were still shallow, the whites deeper. Longline trolled for them. Good time on the water and some nice fillets too.
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    nice to have good neighbors, even better when they good fisherman. congrats on the tactics used, hope the fish fry went as well
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    Chaunc
    Thanks for sharing the Report and Awesome helping a friend.

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    Nice mess of fish, great report.
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    just an update report. Fished the northend this morning until the threat of an ugly looking storm cut my day short. The crappie bite was tough but still good. Kept 20 and 5 big bluegills. Drifted in 7 to 12ft water using BG baby shads tightline. The bouy line area was packed with trollers.

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    Back at it again over the weekend. Church asked me to get them some fish for their fishfry later this month. hopefully I put enough away for them. Pics from Saturday and sunday.
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    I'm still getting them relatively shallow. 9 to 11ft drifting stumpfields. BG baby shads produced all these this weekend.

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    Nice mess of fish. I'm having a hard time getting away from the (crappie) nursery.
    If it doesn't get any better I may have to take up golf...

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    what is your drifting set up?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightprowler View Post
    what is your drifting set up?
    8lb test clear line with 1/2 oz barrel sinker threaded on the line and an eighth oz jighead 18" below. May go bigger or smaller depending on the wind.

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    Do you use a drift sock?

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