rapala11
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pymatuning crappies
has anyone started to pick up crappies? not sure what the water temp is but i hope to be back up there this weekend. thanks for any info....
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/25 09:05:38
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Saturday, our crappie club picked up quite a bunch between us. Some fished the linesville stumps and the rest were in the bays near Pandanarama launch. Sunday, some of us went back to linesville and did pretty good again. Ed caught 23 himself.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/25 10:43:18
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The whole north end is pretty good right now. Find some shallow structure and warm water, you will find slabs. You will catch some, but not usually a lot of whites in the north end. Blacks will stick around until usually mid to late May before heading out.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/25 12:13:41
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Inside the little pockets around Clark and Harris Islands is always a hot spot, but I heard behind Tuttle Island was hot this past weekend! Causeway still slow! Maybe in the next week or so the black crappie will start moving deeper.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/25 21:53:58
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Killed them behind Tuttle Island last saturday. Caught 10 keepers with 4 that were 12 inches and 1 that was 13. Caught them in about 4 ft. of water with small minnows and a bobber. All black crappie. Missed probably 6 or 7 and will most likely be back there this saturday.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/26 19:48:04
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I've been fishing since the ice went off(actually there was still ice on the lake but none on the coves) and I finally picked up my first black crappie on Tuesday night. Every fish I have gotten has been white. Although the black that I did get was 1lb9oz. Of course so long as a crappie is over 8-9" I could care less what color it is. Now for my report... I did good this weekend. Ended up with 25crappie on Sunday and a few on Tuesday. Agreement with the previous post, find 4FOW or so and small (1/32oz) jigs or colored hooks.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/27 12:06:36
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I would assume you are fishing from Tuttle and south there TrapJaw? Between my buddies and I we have probably taken 250 to 300 crappies home so far this spring out of the north end and only a handful of those have been whites. It is my experience, the whites prefer the bigger open water south with less weeds and stain to the water. Personally, I prefer blacks because they are thicker than whites and therefore a "bigger" fillet. Whites tend to be a lot less broad across the back and provide a "thinner" fillet.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/27 14:26:15
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I don't know about the crappie, but I know the walleye have been hitting.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/27 21:47:47
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anybody catching any eyes at the causeway yet?
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/28 21:06:20
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i was wondering if someone could help me out? i'm going to be at tuttle campground from wed. to sun. to crappie fish. i was wondering if anyone knows the water temp. are the crappie just coming to spawn? it sounds like they are just now coming in and i should be timing it right. thanks for any info.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/29 08:09:46
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Hey Fish Fry / Paper mouth. It's walleye taker, was up last sunday with my dad. And the water temp was about 59 degrees in the bays. We got sixteen nice slabs looks like if the weather holds out we will have some luck this year. I will talk to you on thusday at tuttle's. Ps. Where you guys camp they ripped out all those bushes an trees and are starting to make a bigger parking lot, but there is alot of mud right now where you guys camp. Just thought I let you know.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/29 20:23:38
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wallyeye taker, i wasn't trying to trick anybody but im having a hard time getting reregistered on this site.it won't let me use papermouth but i'll figure it out. thanks for the heads up on the construction.and the water temp info. looking at the 10-day forecast we might have good weather. see ya thursday.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/29 21:40:30
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Samething happen to me too! Had to fool with it, until I got it also.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/30 19:52:22
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walleye taker i'm back i had to have a chat with the web master. but alls good now. if you don't mind me asking what did you catch your crappies on? see ya thursday have a safe trip
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/04/30 20:34:54
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Papermouth good to see you're back. I got them all on a white twister grub tipped with a medium minnow. All in shallow water 4ft or less, see you Thursday and you also have a safe trip.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/05/01 17:57:44
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/05/02 10:55:18
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/05/02 12:46:13
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Storm, Have you been out on On Pymie lately. We're going tonight to try for some crappie. Have been catching some nice 'gills in Conneaut Lake the past week or so.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/05/02 21:05:33
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fished pyma this morning. Clark island area. 2-crappies,3-perch,1-channel cat, 1-bass, 1-carp..Saw a few others getting a few crappies. Kinda slow for me..
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/05/03 10:39:33
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Fished Pymy with my daughter for a couple hours last night. Historical hot spot was a big ZERO, so at my little girl's request, we moved back towards the launch, set up in 6 fow on a stump and finished the evening off strong including 8 crappies over 12, two small ones, a perch and a channel cat. All fish seemed suspended or were actively chasing, slip b's were set at 4 & 5 feet down.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/05/03 12:44:26
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Going to be at pymy this weekend whats the walleye bite like. Thanks Tim
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/05/03 21:43:30
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REF, I am here right now sitting in my camper answering your question. SLOW. Caught one tonight, its slow.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/05/07 07:11:18
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Fished the Linesville area on Friday 5/4 and Saturday 5/5 for crappies. Did real well including some really nice ones on Friday. Also caught a few bass, channel cats, and perch. All fish were caught on minnows.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/06/18 12:04:58
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Hello everyone, My hubby and I were fishing around Harris Island a week ago on Sunday and I caught a 12 inch crappie. Are there bigger ones than that in pymie? We caught a few other ones but not as big.. That was our first time on the lake in years. We just bought an old MFG Westfield boat and fixed it up, so being retired now and enjoying some fishing. I love this forum.. Read it every day.. Thanks for all the great info.. Lois
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/06/18 17:03:39
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Yes Lois, they get much larger than that. A buddy of mine this morning was walleye fishing and got a one 15''. I personally have only got them up to 15'' but have heard of ones pushing 17''. Hope you enjoy your time out there!
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/06/18 21:36:37
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Thank you, Mick. Will be out there trying to get some bigger ones soon. It's pretty exciting fighting them. It really felt like I was getting a bigger one.. Lois
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/06/18 21:48:09
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This is a 16 incher from the watershed. Alot of bigger ones there.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/06/18 22:31:47
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Mikastorm, Wow that is a GREAT fish. Where is the watershed??? Or is that a secret??? We love to fish we just don't know where to go on Pymie... Thank you for the great picture. If I ever get one like that I will surely send you a picture... Lois
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/06/19 07:21:07
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lois, a watershed is another name for a reservoir. water is "shed" from surrounding lands and collects in the lakes in the area. there are a couple of bays on the north end that are excellent producers in the spring. red cross (bennett) bay and black jack bay are really good early. where you are fishing is a hot spot also. some of the bays along the west side of the lake on the north end with downed-trees will also hold slabs.
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RE: pymatuning crappies
2007/06/19 08:45:46
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A water shed is actually the area of land that catches the water.
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