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Very nice crappies man! Glad to see somebody's into them. Not having any luck finding them on scugog. At leastThe weathers been so nice, I don't mind getting skunked so much!
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QUOTE (rayray89 @ Mar 13, 2015 - 07:14 am)
QUOTE (scro1908 @ Mar 13, 2015 - 06:34 am)
Nice work. Did I you get them thru the day or in the evening.
3-6pm
Ive only been fishing 2 yrs and this is my first crappie feed, looking forward to this weekends dinner!!
That's a descent catch, you gotta love the buckshot rattle spoon. I have found one thing about Crappie. For best results I find to freeze them before eating. I discovered in the late spring a fishy taste to them. If frozen propr to eating it was removed. It is there in the winter, but not as bad. So I freeze them as a general rule of thumb.
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Just being curious, how deep were you fishing. I was out the other in 17 fow, marking fish about 5 ft. above bottom, and others about 5 ft. below the ice. Never got a hit from either school. What colour was your rattle spoon? I like the glow in the dark patterns.
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QUOTE (walleye37 @ Mar 13, 2015 - 05:02 pm)
Just being curious, how deep were you fishing. I was out the other in 17 fow, marking fish about 5 ft. above bottom, and others about 5 ft. below the ice. Never got a hit from either school. What colour was your rattle spoon? I like the glow in the dark patterns.
I Was using a perch colour and got all of em in less than 10 fow , i shut the ff off and went to straight floats as soon as the bite turned on , had a few pops and sat back
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QUOTE (walleye37 @ Mar 13, 2015 - 04:57 pm)
QUOTE (rayray89 @ Mar 13, 2015 - 07:14 am)
QUOTE (scro1908 @ Mar 13, 2015 - 06:34 am)
Nice work. Did I you get them thru the day or in the evening.
3-6pm
Ive only been fishing 2 yrs and this is my first crappie feed, looking forward to this weekends dinner!!
That's a descent catch, you gotta love the buckshot rattle spoon. I have found one thing about Crappie. For best results I find to freeze them before eating. I discovered in the late spring a fishy taste to them. If frozen propr to eating it was removed. It is there in the winter, but not as bad. So I freeze them as a general rule of thumb.
I find it funny how alot of people don't like their fish to taste fishy. lol
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