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We were in 50 ft of water. The crappie were so thick that it looked almost like the bottom was at 44 ft. We would let our jigs down to about 46 ft just below the top of the crappie mayham below us, then dead sticked it. Any color of lure was catching, but chartreuse seemed to nail them. I started out with chartreuse and limited out. My buddies switched over the last hour and caught as many in an hour as they did the whole prior time. Tip your jig with half of a gulp chartreuse maggot. Yes half....our jigs were 1/32 oz jig head w/sickle hook, so don't cover the hook barb with your maggot. My buddies used some wax worms also and that seemed to work also for tipping the jig with. The bite was super super super light!!! You need to either have a ultra light rod or a spring bobber indicator (sorry don't know what they are actually called...Never used one... My buddy had one on the tip of his rod). Used a green underwater light at about 25-30 ft deep similar to the hooked on Utah episode that aired last year and is on the hooked on Utah Facebook page. I love that show! Good luck everyone!!!!! Don't freeze!!!! [fishon]
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