Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: Kc_Kracker on June 09, 2013, 01:23:11 PM
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i love crappie, seriously! well a small local lake near me has them, because i keep seeing huge heads at the bank. i know they are in there. i have never caught more then 1 on a worm, always on small white jigs under a bobber but its not working. i have tried 20 different jigs, around the entire lake :bash:
any ideas? hey cohoho this lake is like 5 minutes from both of us :tup: on the flip side we have been killing trout there and have smoked over 50 last week :chuckle:
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I miss good fishing lakes. :'(
5 minutes from Vancouver Lake, but who wants glowing fish?
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sneaky- yes tried bottom, etc, problem with worms is this lake has so many damn trout if you use a worm its nonstop trout :bash:
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I seriously want to find a good crappie lake here in this part of the state. I got spoiled catching dinner plate sized ones in Georgia when I was there.
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no shizz i grew up down south, no comparison! i miss huge bluegill. i heard the potholes and moses are great for crappie
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Go around the back of the lake - where it meets Palmer Cocking- the Mexican dudes are cleaning up on them all the time, that and the perch...
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wrong lake but you have a pm with info :tup:
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I have literally caught thousands of crappie on crickets! Bobber, #8 baitholder hook, one small slitshot to get it down. Hug it tight to trees and you will be golden!
As far as artificials, a Blakemore Roadrunner in chartruese shaken around structure, or very small floating Rapala in silver minnow. Live minnows are the absolute best but illegal here. :bash:
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Crappie do not bight worms well at all. Use the super small green jigs fished slow.
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I have literally caught thousands of crappie on crickets! Bobber, #8 baitholder hook, one small slitshot to get it down. Hug it tight to trees and you will be golden!
As far as artificials, a Blakemore Roadrunner in chartruese shaken around structure, or very small floating Rapala in silver minnow. Live minnows are the absolute best but illegal here. :bash:
yeah ...if we could only use minnows here in Washington you would catch just about everything ....gold fish work well too ! When I used to fish crappies I usually used a white jig 1/4 once with the tail end piece of the nightcrawler ...just kill them ! They should me spawning well now ...once you find those beds then you should be able to load up ... :twocents: :chuckle:
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ya white jigs aint cutting it, driving me nuts!
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Use a little fish for bait......"Hey look I caught a little fish, and I didn't realize it." :chuckle:
But green works the best. Washington crappie are different, and smaller so go small :twocents:
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I've done well with Red and white jigs. No bobber. Some times tipped with worm.
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pm sent
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Have you tried dynamite. Thats how I feel when I know they are there but can't get them to bite.
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Have you tried dynamite. Thats how I feel when I know they are there but can't get them to bite.
:chuckle: :chuckle:
It works though.
I never have tried, I guess i've never had dynamite either. :chuckle: :chuckle:
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I've done decent on the gulp minnows for crappie. 2" ones of those, I bought the 1" ones but didn't really get to try fishing with them this spring. Try using those on a jighead and slowly jigging it back.
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Have you tried dynamite. Thats how I feel when I know they are there but can't get them to bite.
:chuckle:
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I made one of these up for backup.
(https://hunting-washington.com/smf/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fimg.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fv103%2FPolrbear%2FDupontspinner_zps5f10ee40.jpg&hash=5c9e6720cd2484bd64f8dfc731e4f86d4766ef5a)
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:lol4:
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:mgun:
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