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Post by tan0311 on Mar 19, 2012 20:25:57 GMT -4
Does anybody know if the crappie/gills are in mud creek, alburgh vt, yet? I fished there yesterday with only a few bites... Just wondering...
Catch em all!
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Post by barrebobber on Mar 19, 2012 21:34:46 GMT -4
Seems like the fish have moved in up and down the lake I would say so!
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Post by dw on Mar 19, 2012 21:40:34 GMT -4
Large yellow perch and gills are being caught at the sandbar. Saw one lone crappie caught tonite right at dusk.
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Post by wingset on Mar 21, 2012 15:34:28 GMT -4
Are you talking about the culvert at the sandbar, or in the lake?
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Post by dw on Mar 21, 2012 20:26:08 GMT -4
At the culvert. I got 6 crappie there tues morning, I was very happy with that, I've never caught em there before. Pulled 80 lbs of sunnies out of Keelers later that day. Go get em guys!
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Post by Champlain Islander on Apr 12, 2012 19:59:13 GMT -4
I tried Mud Creek today and only caught a few flats in the creek including one short crappie but did get a few large perch in the delta. Probably will try again tomorrow for the perch because the water temp is almost right according to my records on last year.
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Post by dylan8351 on Apr 12, 2012 20:12:57 GMT -4
What was the water temp at? I can never seem to remember to bring my thermometer and I don't have any electronics on my boat when I do use it. I have been catching more perch than anything lately in the shallow water on the Connecticut but haven't been out since Saturday. Maybe this weekend will yield some flat fish!
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Post by Champlain Islander on Apr 13, 2012 6:52:50 GMT -4
I have a new fish finder with temp on the boat and it was the first time I used it so it wasn't calibrated. I got a reading of 44.9 but after I got home I compared it to the known outside temp and it was reading about 3 degrees high. I calibrated and think the temp was around 42 which is close to the 45 + target to bring the perch onto the delta. Still too cold in the creek which was around 46. There was some bait in the creek which is different from when I was in there last week.
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Post by barrebobber on Apr 13, 2012 7:32:29 GMT -4
I've fished mud many times and never had much luck. Someday i'm going to put the boat in at DB and fish from the mouth up, thanks for the report!
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Post by Champlain Islander on Apr 13, 2012 16:53:36 GMT -4
Went back today and it got crowded at the pinch point so I tried another set back a few miles south and caught some flats but the bite was slow. No crappie and the seeds weren't all that good either. I got 50 degrees in the creek today though.
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Post by mudchuck on Apr 13, 2012 21:15:15 GMT -4
got into a few in St. Albans bay this afternoon, even managed a couple of master angler qualifiers.
got two 9" seeds & one 9" gill in the mix. Several white perch too in the 10-11" range.
I'd post the pic, but the thing won't upload for some reason.
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Post by Champlain Islander on Apr 14, 2012 15:56:51 GMT -4
Nice fish. I haven't caught any seeds that big since hard ice.
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Post by dylan8351 on Apr 14, 2012 18:33:18 GMT -4
Those are nice fish mud. I fished southern champlain today. the main lake temp was around 50 and 52 in the shallows. by 330 the temperature was just under 60! fishing was slow but we managed a few flats in some big perch.
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Post by mudchuck on Apr 15, 2012 20:31:29 GMT -4
Pounded the seeds today!
so many of them were 8-9" it was amazing.
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