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Grenada Lake Mississippi crappie fishing Report from Woods guide service

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By Woods - Posted on 09 November 2011

Mike and Michael Carman on day 3 of a guided crappie fishingi trip to Grenada Lake with John Woods Guide Service. Not often you catch a shad crappie fishingi. Slow trolling double minnow rigs.

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Looks like Mr Woods did you
Submitted by Huck Finn on Thu, 2011-11-10 13:35.

Looks like Mr Woods did you boys Ok, great catch!!

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Looks like some nice catches
Submitted by T. Todd on Wed, 2011-11-09 08:58.

Looks like some nice catches over the last couple days! Good job guys!

T. Todd

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