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East fork lake crappie🥵 8/24/24
Fished for crappie from 3-7 pm. Caught 13 crappie only 1 keeper. Threw 1/16oz. Jig caught one crappie. Caught them with float/minnow. Fished deep and shallow. Marked them deep 20’ and shallow 6-13’ deep. Caught them 6’
Deep in 11’ of water. All 8 - 8 3/4”. Fished In 3 different creeks and on main lake dropoffs. Where are biggins? Don’t have forward facing sonar, just down imaging. Water temps 80, water clarity about 1.5’
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Sounds enjoyable. Thanks for sharing
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Hey bassky.
East Fork still has the 9" min length and 30 limit. I fish lakes in NE Ohio that had the limits imposed in 2009 I believe, and size went waaaay down. The limit was removed in 2018/2019 and the crappie fishery has been on the upswing again. A lot of people whine that more limits and min lengths are needed on their lakes but in many cases the limits have the opposite of the intended effect.
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I wish they would remove the limit, I believe size would increase. To address Bassky's comments, I suspect you are fishing way too deep. The last few weeks has been a very shallow bite (around 2-4'). It's no problem to go out now and catch 100+ blacks in a couple hours. Most will be around 9'', but a fair number around 11''.
