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Reply With QuoteCool, I’ve seen a couple like that here but not many. Wonder why
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they were all just baby crappie and they were in numbers when I checked up on that location .
soon the bigs will be in there though and in order to stay on bank crappie one must scout ones locations regularly , I was just scouting and 18 later on my lunch break it was pretty obvious the big black tails were not there
that spot sure has lots of white crappie with black tails , interesting for sure
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Cool, I’ve seen a couple like that here but not many. Wonder why
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Interesting bro. Never seen one here in the Buckeye State
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no clue but to be sure it is definitive on them and most have it , some appear like a regular white crappie color , but around 75% or higher of them have the blackened tail thing going on ?Originally Posted by SuperDave336
Cool, I’ve seen a couple like that here but not many. Wonder why
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