25 fish in 45 minutes

[NJ219bands]

on 1 lure in 1 spot in Central Jersey in 58 degree water yesterday evening

[MudCat08]

Was your lure by any chance a small grub on a jighead?
That's a lot of action :D

[xDirty]

im very surprised the crappy are biting like that, i haven't seen a crappie since September

[bigfishy]

im very surprised the crappy are biting like that, i haven't seen a crappie since September

If his water temp report is acurate, which i believ in a small bodie of water it should be bout dat, than ALL species in that water bodie should be REALLY active...Gr8 catching nj219...That ultra lite line REALLY pays off in the numbers game;)

[Chrisper4694]

Now thats fun!

[xDirty]

If his water temp report is acurate, which i believ in a small bodie of water it should be bout dat, than ALL species in that water bodie should be REALLY active...Gr8 catching nj219...That ultra lite line REALLY pays off in the numbers game;)

Things have really slowed down for me for some reason. The temperatures have been about the same but it seems like the fish moved to deeper water. Lets see if NJ219bands tells us what he was using to catch them

[Jigman13]

The lack of barometric stability can suppress fish from being active in regards to feeding. Instability and/or irregularity with the barometer can negatively impact a bite for days at a time. Fish will lay low or move deep at these times.

In regards to what njbands was using, read his previous posts or politely ask him via a PM. Maybe he'll share, maybe he won't.

[NJ219bands]

Was your lure by any chance a small grub on a jighead?
That's a lot of action :D
The only lure that I ever use in NJ fresh water is a 1/32 oz leadhead jig and 1" twister tail on 2 lb test fluorocarbon line. I usually catch between 2,000 and 4,000 fish in > 250 trips each year.