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Crappie Spawn is an exciting time of the year usually between March and April each year in the Southern regions when water temperatures reach 62 to 68 degrees, however this is not always true, the northern part of the region may take until May or June to reach the right temps for the crappie spawn to take place. As seasons change crappie have a migration path that they make their way to the shorelines to lay their eggs for the big crappie spawn when the seasons change to spring time. When the temperature is right I have seen crappie so shallow the top fin is out of the water. Always remember the west side of the lake always warms up first, this is where the first wave come in the shallows for the crappie spawn. Crappie are very similar to Largemouth bass when it comes to spawn, they share the same space at the same time.

When the crappie spawn occurs on your lake or pond they can position themselves anywhere from the bank to shallow underwater ledges, and those drop-offs will fall to 10 feet or more, look for shallow ditches, cuts and gullies, near bank-side bluffs or coves. Also it always helps to scan your sonar to find these areas in your boat. As the crappie spawn takes place there are unlimited places to find them, look around the edges of weed beds, timber stands, brush piles, bridges and boat docks.

Here are some tips to help you locate and catch these fish during the crappie spawn, the best way to fish starting out is to use medium size minnows either straight line or use slip corks on your reel so that you can easily adjust your depth as necessary. You will also want to use 6lb to 12lb line, the lighter line will not be easily detected in shallow waters for the crappie spawn. You can use a light bait caster rod and reel or an ultra-lite open faced rod and reel setup using a small beetle spin or spinnerbait with a single blade on either bait that mimics baitfish. Be mindful of colors, if one works good, another color may be excellent.

Chartreuse/black colors work well in low light conditions, when in clearer water use silver/black or plain white baits for some serious action. Remember what depth you got bit at and return to that same depth, sometimes a one to two foot depth difference will mean getting bit or not, this applies to not only crappie spawn, but when they retreat to deeper waters. Here is a great tip to take to the lake with you, like most of us we are unable to know where the crappie are at all times so you can stop by or call your local marina and ask the marina manager what depth the crappie are being caught, some local fisherman will boast about their catch to the marina managers and this can give you valuable information, sometimes even baits choices.

Remember to carry a certified measuring stick with you to measure your fish, 10" minimum length and a limit of 25 crappie per person, always check with your state parks & wildlife to make sure about length and limits, make sure that you carry your fishing license with you when you are at the lake, it will save you from getting a ticket. A very important tip is that they will retreat back to deeper water and generally they will stay at 75 degree waters after the crappie spawn is over.

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A Day in Deep Creek Hot Springs

Those who enjoy a slight hike which can last about 45 minutes, Deep Creek Hot Springs is a perfect place to be. Deep Creek Hot Springs is located southeast of the town of Hesperia and is located within the federal lands of the San Bernardino National Forest. The hot pools are located in some fascinating rock outcroppings where the creek makes a sharp bend around the end of a ridge. The hot spring's water is clear and non-sulphur smelling. Its temperature exiting the ground is over 100 degrees where it then flows into seven man-made soaking pools adjacent an annual flowing creek.

To reach Deep Creek Hot Springs from the greater Los Angeles region, take Interstate 15 north to Hesperia. Exit to Bear Valley Road and travel east for almost 10 miles to Central Road. Turn right on Central and drive 3 miles south to Ocotillo Way and turn left. Then go 2.3 miles to Bowen Ranch Road. Turn right (south) and go an additional 6 miles to Bowen Ranch. Bowen Ranch is private land which lies directly north of the shortest National Forest trail (1.1 miles long) to the hot springs.

There is an entrance fee to be paid and a short drive to a parking site. A photocopy of a map of Deep Creek is also provided. From the parking site you will reach the national forest hot springs trailhead after a half-mile hike with about a 160-foot drop in elevation. The national forest trailhead starts at a desert elevation of about 4220 feet. During a 1.1 mile hike, it descends to an elevation of 3720 feet. At this point, you are about 700 feet away from the hot spring but you are standing atop the end of a ridge 200 feet overlooking your destination. From here, most hikers choose to take the steep, sandy, and slippery direct route. However, if you want a safer route you may follow a trail on the west slope of the ridge but the distance is about double.

If you’re into the weird sort of adventure, many take this hike wearing their birthday suits - that is, fully naked. Not only it is allowed, but by custom some hikers do that, but of course there are those who do not have that much guts and by chance you may encounter some of them and that includes myself.

On the way to the springs, you will pass through scrub brushes, so if you plan to do a nude hike beware low hanging fruit may get some not so welcome attentionJ. Be sure to wear some sunscreen or do not do it in the summer. Near the springs the scrub brush transforms into shade trees and green vegetation along the creek. The hot springs are located on the opposite side of the wide cold creek, which is several feet deep. After wading through the cold creek, which can be very cold, allow a few minutes for your body to recover from the chill before plunging in the hot spring to avoid temperature shock. The water is so relaxing and said to be therapeutic.

No overnight camping is allowed near the creek so decide to leave early before darkness fall. The return hike will take about double the time you spent in going to the springs because this time it will be an uphill climb back to Bowen Ranch. But Deep Creek Hot Springs is definitely the best of its kind in the Southwest.  Enjoy!

About the Author

Joe Loiacano is an avid outdoors enthusiast who enjoys exploring all that nature has to offer. He combines his love of the great outdoors with writing to share with others natures hidden gems that so few even realize were right there under their nose all along.

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where does the throttle return spring hook on to on the carby. please help

The mechanism that the ends of the cables hook onto, has a part sticking out with a hole in it for the top of the spring.
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I think there is a bolt/screw on the main plate (that all 4 carbs bolt to) that the bottom of the spring hooks to.
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If not, just hook it to the main plate.

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