crappies on pym

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Bill Cusano
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2014/01/17 14:32:31 (permalink)

crappies on pym

hi guys, I'm finally gettin to go fishin.  would someone be willin to tell me where I can take my boys for some crappy action  hahaha  thanks guys and good luck this weekend
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    frost
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    Re: crappies on pym 2014/01/18 10:49:50 (permalink)
    Tuttle is your best bet if you can find them. It's been slow but they've been catching some.

    The worst day hunting or fishing will always be better then the best day at school or work!
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    Re: crappies on pym 2014/01/21 14:00:14 (permalink)
    Black Moshannon is excellent Bill if it's close enough to you. You can expect catch after catch of chains. That's always been my experience. Also consider High Point Lake. Same thing. 
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    Bill Cusano
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    Re: crappies on pym 2014/01/21 18:22:38 (permalink)
    hey fish 5000   where is that at, I went to Pym today sat there 4 hours with nothing .  I was markin fish just couldn't by a bite. im probally not getting back out till the weekend and if I don't get on something this weekend theres gonna be a lot of ice fishin stuff for sale sunday nite  hahaha    thanks guys for all the advice I have been tryin it
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    Re: crappies on pym 2014/01/22 09:46:23 (permalink)
    A lot of times at pyme, if you are marking a lot of fish in the water column and they don't bite. Good chance they are shad. If this is happening, I suggest moving.

    It's your fish story,so tell it any way you want!!!
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    Re: crappies on pym 2014/01/22 10:54:12 (permalink)
    pymatuning is like that,dont give up.the fish are there they  don't seem to be hitting just yet.I have been out 4 times and haven't even had a bite yet but sooner or later its going to pick up don't worry it will happen.
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    Re: crappies on pym 2014/01/22 11:31:51 (permalink)
    if you get tired of catching nothing, go to the south end of Conneaut lake... tons o' panfish, pike, bass, and musky.  you'll see where the guys are and all of the holes that were opened.
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    Bill Cusano
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    Re: crappies on pym 2014/01/22 18:49:09 (permalink)
    thanks I might head over there this weekend
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    Re: crappies on pym 2014/01/22 21:53:02 (permalink)
    They have been catching crappie on high point lake last week I was getting on lake about 3:00 pm to set up for walleye night bite when I talked to 2fisherman leaving they had 14 crappie biggest was 14 inches also had 2 bass and a 32 inch pike a lot of people I talked to seemed to do pretty good
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    Re: crappies on pym 2014/01/23 19:55:07 (permalink)
    Last Saturday on Conneaut did not produce anything except for a couple of tiny gills. Pike are good though.
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