Crappie bite is good

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Crappie bite is good

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Me and a buddy got out on the rideau yesterday for some crappie, nothing was biting until about 1:00pm when they let loose, one after another, it was a great time, the water must of warmed enough by 1:00 to turn them on. Biggest fish was just shy of 12 inches, we kept 20 each for a feed and released the rest. Probably caught around 75 in 2 hours out of the same spot. Heres a few pics

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My undersized musky just ATE your trophy bass
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Nice!

Any idea what the water temperature was?
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Post by Fishing 24/7 »

WHOA! :shock:

great job guys.
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Way-2-go guys ... GR8 work there !
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Post by baz fish »

Nice crappie guys :) . Im going slaying them this weekend.
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Post by Mr Twister »

Great catch guys as I was out past weekend both days as bite was on the lighter side as warmer days will help the bite!
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Good job guys.

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Post by nips »

Flipper wrote:Nice!

Any idea what the water temperature was?
No sorry man, no electronics on the old allumminum
My undersized musky just ATE your trophy bass
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Post by jellyfish »

nice slabs.....
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Post by Out4trout »

Nips -
Good work - thanks for posting... saved me a recon mission!!
Glad to hear they are on the rebite!!
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