04-27-2003, 03:34 AM
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]hi Wiper24 i haven't been to willard lately because the weather has been so cold and that usually makes the crappies shut down. When the water starts to warm up go to the north or south marina and use a pensil bobber to detect those light bites and below 2 feet to 6' it put a small green or white curly tail, or try some different small 1 1/2" tube jigs and you can tip them with a waxworm, mealworm or a powerbait sparkle nibblet. If you need some more info drop me a private message thanks trfishin
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]hi Wiper24 i haven't been to willard lately because the weather has been so cold and that usually makes the crappies shut down. When the water starts to warm up go to the north or south marina and use a pensil bobber to detect those light bites and below 2 feet to 6' it put a small green or white curly tail, or try some different small 1 1/2" tube jigs and you can tip them with a waxworm, mealworm or a powerbait sparkle nibblet. If you need some more info drop me a private message thanks trfishin[signature]