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marcus
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Mar 04, 2007, 06:10 PM »
this time of year considering the fact we are making ice on march 4 and dont see any serious melt coming soon i was wondering if the crappies start to move into the shallows (Where i find them in the early spring) or if they will be staging in deeper water waiting for there "roof" to come off. I know a few areas that anyone with a bobber and a minnow can catch limits as soon as the ice is gone just wondering if they would be in these areas or possibly deeper water directly adjacent to where i normally find them in early spring?
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bigfish_1556
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Re: crappies
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Mar 04, 2007, 07:47 PM »
There's an easy way to test your question on your local body of water - give it a shot, at both areas!
Gotta feeling their movements are going to be somewhat different between lakes even considering similar end-of-ice conditions in an area......GL.
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marcus
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Mar 04, 2007, 08:36 PM »
i plan on trying just wondering what other thoughts are
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kdu12
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Mar 04, 2007, 08:42 PM »
I believe...and i am no expert...that crappies don't go into the weeds until the water temp hits 50 degrees about (at least here in Upstate NY). I have fished for Spring crappie before and never had any luck in the shallows until the water warmed up. I would guess that would mean they are staging or suspending in deep water until the temp warms up for the spawn.
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