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| Crappie Man
 |  "Coosa River Crappies"
, Sat 10 Mar 21:35 
Crappies in the Coosa are biting good. The fish are hanging shallow near piers and stumps Tip: use white and yellow colored jigs ,or live minnows
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| TINYJPC
 | "Re(1):Coosa River Crappies" , Mon 12 Mar 08:25
WHERE AT ON THE COOSA RIVER?
ALL THE FISH WE CAUGHT WERE DEEPER.
TINY
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| | Mike B. in Alabama
| "Re(2):Coosa River Crappies" , Fri 13 Apr 08:50
The problem we have now is falling water. This time of year we get tons of rain & Alabama Power keeps the flood gates open. This in turn creates falling water & runs the fish deeper. All you can do is learn to fish deep.
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| | Mike B. in Alabama
| "Re(3):Coosa River Crappies" , Fri 13 Apr 08:56
Lay & Logan Martin are both good lakes right now. The crappie are still full of eggs & we have been catching some coal black fish (spawning fish). We have not found crappie close to the bank early in the day.
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