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  1. 01-18-2017, 10:57 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bagpiper View Post
    Man don't tell me that! I just joined. I'm new but learning quickly. I need all the tips I can get. I did catch 20 today and 13 were keepers on Lake Tyler E. I plan on posting the details later. Watching my daughter practice softball now. Anyways, I love sharing, but seems alot of folks want to keep everything selfishly secret.
    Check out some of the articles on this site. Some are excellent and maybe just what your looking for?

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  2. 01-19-2017, 07:22 AM #12
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    I am an open book bro ......you can pm me anytime and get the straight skinny
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    If I'm online looking at TX crappie stuff, it's usually on TFF. But I'll try to swing by this porch more often. A few weeks ago a buddy and I took my two young'uns up the big creek at Hubbard Crk. Managed a few keeper sandies and four crappie, with about 2 dz small ones in the mix. Biggest crappie was 14 1/4", nice West TX crappie. I'm planning to head out soon to drop some more structure up in the creek for when it gets good and cold and stays cold for more than a weekend at a time. Black body/green or chart tail was the only color I caught on, and mostly minners.
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    TFF ? wasting time there for sure .....
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    Bagpiper, Im no where near a good crappie catcher but if you look up my posts I'm always giving info on depths and color jigs I'm using. If I ever get new electronics that work properly I will start giving even more info for people to read.

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