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Talked to Buster- he's still catching alot of kentuckies deep off points and transision banks 30-40 feet deep using Jewel 3/8 oz football jigs in the punpkin seed/ watermelon colors. But he said guys are catching some big largemouth up in the creeks (James mainly) on spinner baits.

Crappie still are in the news- Cricket Creek/ Long Creek is still the hot spot (if there is such a thing in the winter) and when they are catching crappie they're big ones. Along the bluffs in cedars 8-20 feet deep using jigs, they should be schooling up as the water cools... and with the winds we've had, the water temps should be cooling nicely.

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Crappie in Cape Fair are still scattered as of Thanksgiving. Pulled two from a channel edge just off 76 bridge . I tandem jig two poles and throw one Road Runner Typically. Black and Chartruese seems to be out performing the other colors.

Should be out for another couple hours this weekend.

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I'm late with this report but I was at the lake December 16th. The Kentuckies were still hitting the main lake points and transition banks. Little Cow Creek area. I fished 55' up to 20' with a 3/8oz football jig pb&j. Biggest one was close to 4 lbs at about 3:15 in the afternoon. :D

I didn't get down over the holidays, mamma had other plans. :( Is anybody still fishing for bass or is everybody searching for crappie?

Life's Short ... Fish Hard

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