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Put in at 5:40 this evening for bank fishing off the dam near one of the fish attractor piles. The air temp was mid 60's. No wind and the surface was like glass. I had on a black and green 1/64 oz jig under a float. I made my first cast to the offshore side of the fish attractor brush pile and had a quick hit and I missed the hook set. I typically fish a pull and stop cadence which gives that little jig motion and that tantalizing drop. Another hit closer to the brush, snag the pile and break my 2# P-line. I retie and get another jig out and fish a little further from the brush and get hooked up on my first Feb white crappie. Looked good against the setting sun.

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The crappie from the bank really don't have the size that I can catch in other lakes, but they make it up in sheer numbers of eager biters. I fished until it was too dark to see my float. I ended up landing 9 all from 6.5 to 8.5" in length and lost three others by horsing them and pulling the hooks. It felt like the April bite just a little slower. I left at 6:30 pm. I didn't think that I would be pulling in crappie from the bank in February. May have to get out a couple more times before it cools off again.

 

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