Hey. Was wondering d there is any crappie in the old marina in the spring? It looks like a perfect spot for crappie but IV never saw any being caught or even fishd for
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oshawa crappie?
Started by oshawatroutman, Feb 12 2009 11:40 AM
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diggyj
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Posted 12 February 2009 - 02:12 PM
Yes there are Crappie in there. Also pike, bass, carp...
Best fishing for them is in early spring. In the summer they will move to deeper, colder water and can be hard to locate.
As for bait I would use any of the following, Maribou Jigs, Curly-tail grubs like a Mister Twister, small spinners, or Swedish Pimple, worms or live minnows. Can also tip your rigs with worms or minnows. Scent.
Dirk......
Best fishing for them is in early spring. In the summer they will move to deeper, colder water and can be hard to locate.
As for bait I would use any of the following, Maribou Jigs, Curly-tail grubs like a Mister Twister, small spinners, or Swedish Pimple, worms or live minnows. Can also tip your rigs with worms or minnows. Scent.
Dirk......
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Posted 12 February 2009 - 02:56 PM
Does lake ontario hold a stable population of black crappie?
I've never heard of them being heavily targetted in the tribs emptying out into lake ontario.
I'm not sure I would eat the fish out of there though....and i consider crappie good eating.
I've never heard of them being heavily targetted in the tribs emptying out into lake ontario.
I'm not sure I would eat the fish out of there though....and i consider crappie good eating.
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oshawatroutman
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Posted 12 February 2009 - 07:08 PM
Thanks ima try in the spring for them cuz those posts in the water look so good for them to hide in
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