We have strip pits over by appleton city and all crappie over 12" go back. We have managed it so that all most each outing some one will caught a 16" or larger. Cant have big fish without letting the nicer fish go.
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We have strip pits over by appleton city and all crappie over 12" go back. We have managed it so that all most each outing some one will caught a 16" or larger. Cant have big fish without letting the nicer fish go.
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I try to release most females over 12" in the spring and most all fish over a pound the rest of the year unless I an in a tournament.
Don't misunderstand. I have and will fillet a 16-17 inch crappie in a heart beat. Cut the meat into strips, roll in some Andy's, three and a half minutes at 325 degrees. Then dig in!!!!
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13" isn't a rare catch. Eat what you want, throw back what you want. It's up to the angler. They all taste just fine.
Are you talking about fishing a small pond or something?
I have thrown some back when I am having a good day but if I am having trouble putting together a mess for dinner everything will go in the well. I don't tournament fish that often so for the most part I am fishing for a meal and not concerned about leaving the larger fish to catch again to weigh in.
I vote for catch and Release
I fish all the time so if I already have some fresh fish in the refridegerator to eat then the ones I'm catching are going back for a swim. I've thrown large fish back before. I'll just catch 'em again another day...or maybe some kid will.I put a few 12" or 13"ers back yesterday.:p
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