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John's
Journal... Entry 23- Day 2 During the early years of professional crappie fishing, I always heard two names at the top of the leader board -- Alan Padgett and Bobby Martin, both from Georgia. Even on the worse, windiest, rainiest, coldest days, these two anglers consistently would come to the scales with some of the biggest crappie taken in any tournament. For years they kept their fishing strategies secret. But finally they told me how they regularly took big crappie, even on bad-weather days.
"On many lakes throughout the nation, one to 10 bass
tournaments will be held on any given weekend. To try to develop a honeyhole
to catch big bass, often tournament bass anglers will build brush shelters
out on the ends of the main river points. Most crappie fishermen, especially
on bad, cold, windy, rough days, will retreat to the creeks and coves
to fish visible cover out of the wind and weather. The least amount Call or write, Crappie USA, P.O. Box 0848, Brentwood, TN 37024-0848, (615) 377-7800 to learn more about crappie-fishing tournaments and to receive a schedule of tournaments. You can also visit them on the web at www.crappieusa.com. TOMORROW: FISH FLOOD WATERS FOR PRE-SPAWN CRAPPIE |
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Check back each day this week for more about fighting tactics for monster crappie... Day 1 - Slabs Among The Tree
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