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	Name:	Luvtohunt -
	Subject:	Crappie
	Date:	4/25/2006 9:04:37 AM

I fish the Sandy creek and Manoy creek area for Crappie. I havent fished in the last few weeks but some of the guys i fish with have been catching more fish at night. They say the bite kinda turns off as it turns daylight which is unusual for this time of the year. But, i catch my fish on 1/32 oz jigheads with yellow/white, yellow/chartreuse, pearl or straight chartreuse jig bodies. Be sure if you fish around lights at night that you start outside the light where the light ends and the dark water starts, A lot of times the fish will hold just outside the light. I also catch fish in the dead timbers and blue creek areas of the lake the same way. Also if you can run across and Underwater lights make sure you fish them. Oh, by the way if you have never really fished for crappie just use a slow steady retrieve and watch you rodtip.