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Frisch: The spring crappies progression
- As water warms in spring, crappie fishing improves, particularly in shallow areas where fish are drawn to warmer temperatures.
- Mike Frisch emphasizes that finding fishing spots requires movement and temperature monitoring for better catches.
- Small jigs, especially the Mr. Crappie Shoo Shiner, are effective for attracting finicky crappies during this season.
- A spring cold front can send crappies to deeper waters for stable temperatures, affecting fishing strategies.
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Frisch: The spring crappies progression
ALEXANDRIA — If you’re an eager angler like me, you can’t wait for ice-out to head for your favorite crappie lake to wet a line in open water for the season’s first time. Those just-after-ice-out trips sometimes produce good fishing, but at other times, the fish seem to be nonexistent. The fact is that as the water warms and the weather stabilizes during spring, the crappie bite usually gets better. Most crappie anglers know that finding the war…
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