Reply With QuoteI did like the leave them on the bow of the big house boat deck under the bucket so they are visible but not posted .
nice touch on that one too …..
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No, that might be going a little too far since I am not at the slips all the time to protect them. I am going to tee off enough folks with the gates and lock without rubbing salt into their wounds.Originally Posted by Ketchn
did you put up the NO TRESPASSING signs i left on the boat for ya too ?
But the No TressTRESPASSINGpassing signs were a subtle enough hint that I did install the second gate and locks. Like being hit in the head with a 2 x 4 type hint.
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I did like the leave them on the bow of the big house boat deck under the bucket so they are visible but not posted .
nice touch on that one too …..
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Trouble is the crappie thought the "No Trespassing" signs were for them. We caught almost nothing last night and what few we caught were small.
But I caught more than you did.Even if I did cheat and use minnows.
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Question:
The lake I fish is an irrigation impoundment.
During winter draw down the deepest spot is 30 ft. High water mark can be 70 ft.
It is a lowland lake and there is very little cover. Just where would one sink stuff here?
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drops offs are the best places along channel edges . put them at lots of different depths so when the lake fluctuates you will still have good locations . the depths your fish like to hold at would be a great start and then deeper and shallower to allow for the ups and downs .
use hard wood if you can and it will be there longer . some hardwoods last a good while in the water . pvc is also a stay for ever thing . I know lots of folks that like old plastic lawn chairs too .
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I don't know why them docks are so poor this year , but to be sure it aint like last year . hope it gets going soon though . one thing for certain ,being close to where they love to spawn is a plus . sooner or later they will number up is my thoughts and hopesTrouble is the crappie thought the "No Trespassing" signs were for them. We caught almost nothing last night and what few we caught were small.
But I caught more than you did.
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It’s been a tough start to the year for sure. Creeks and docks alike. They’ll definitely be in y’all’s vicinity before too long though.
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Lmmfaoyou know I have depth charged me a many piles that didn't go down well my friend
I sank one in the wind one day and the weight came off when it hit bottom .
it came up like a rocket and the wind sailed it across the lake while I watched in horror
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I like that you don’t use those forever plastic tube thingies. Bamboo is a great choice.
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you had to be there to see it , dark thirtyish and a big wad a boo just wind surfing to open water .....not good ....
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