Spring: Tim Gibson finds crappies staging or spawning in the milfoil at Patoka Lake. He favors 2- to 3-inch curlytail grubs on a 1⁄16-ounce jighead and 4-pound-test line. He hops the jigs with an erratic retrieve over the tops of the weeds.
"In Louisiana crappies are never in the weeds except during the spawn," says Richard Lindsey, who likes a 1⁄64- or 1⁄32-ounce hair jig fished 11⁄2 to 2 feet under a bobber. He casts the rig along weed edges or into pockets of water hyacinths and pops the cork during his retrieve.
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