This report comes a little overdue as these fish were caught the first weekend of April, but I fished the same spot this past weekend. Anyway, this Eastern Shore river produced some nice fish last couple trips including my PB crappie (14.5") and my PB snakehead (31.5", 9.4 pounds). Small paddle tails (3.5") worked slowly were the ticket, and the fish were holding super tight to cover, mostly wood cover. When I was there last time the water level was high from rain and the snakehead were so deep in the flooded shoreline cover they were practically inaccessible, but I could hear tons of them all around.
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Eastern Shore - PB crappie, PB snakehead
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Originally posted by gliebig View PostNice snakey!Dave
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Nice colors on the crappie and VERY nice snakehead! Were you fishing the paddle tail on one of those weighted weedless hooks?
I went down there last weekend after the front and had one hookup and one big perch on a white paddle tail.
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Originally posted by Jman View PostNice colors on the crappie and VERY nice snakehead! Were you fishing the paddle tail on one of those weighted weedless hooks?
I went down there last weekend after the front and had one hookup and one big perch on a white paddle tail.
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Originally posted by Jman View PostThanks - those look pretty good, especially for getting 10 in a pack. I need to try using the weighted hooks more vs. a chatterbait.Dave
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