Reply With QuoteIt’s a huge misconception that all crappie go deep in the heat of summer. My buddy and I put 40 in the box today. We fished waters 6’ and less. Some real quality fish as well.
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Made a video to help show people fish can be caught in the summer in their spawning grounds! Thanks for checking it out!
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It’s a huge misconception that all crappie go deep in the heat of summer. My buddy and I put 40 in the box today. We fished waters 6’ and less. Some real quality fish as well.
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Good video my friend. Some very good keeper fish can be caught in the shallows. Good luck as Fall cooler day come.
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Very very interesting. What size gulp minnows were those? For this pattern are you focusing on areas on back in the creeks or just off the main lake?
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It’s more finding the muddy water that is shallow. But usually back of the creeks has the muddier water. They are the 2.5inch size.Originally Posted by 91tiger
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Excellent video! Love that you just caught them on my home lake. I found a bunch Saturday 10 ft down in brush, but your video is telling me I need to hit the shallow back end of a couple stained water creeks I know! Keep posting videos!
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Nice video, thanks for that.
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