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I attempted to fish Pineview this evening ahead of tomorrows storm. It is ugly out there ankle deep slush under several inches of snow. I set up around 3:30 and only made it until 5:30 when I realized the batteries I put in my head lamp where quickly dying and with the super light bite I can’t fish effectively if I can’t see my rod tip. I only caught 6 Crappie in the 2 hours I was there.
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01-12-2024, 12:10 PM
That's why good boots are worth every penny. I would say 6 is a win in those conditions. Hopefully the cooler weather will help freeze up the slush.
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Heard the slush firmed up today so it may be a go tomorrow-
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A couple days ago it was that very unnerving thing where you would crack through the crust on the slush. Every step to fall several inches to the hard ice below.
I've been up there three times and I can't catch anything. I mark a lot of fish but i'm not getting many bites.
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Do u have a spring bobber? If not, get one! The bite is so light for crappie, that without a spring bobber, you are probably missing 75% of the bites. Even with a spring bobber, if you hook up 50% of the time, it’s a really good night.
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The slush monster is alive and well at Pineview, I went today and we didn't get a bite and didn't see anyone get a bite but it was very slushy. The edges got really bad midday at Cemetery Point.