Thread: Spring Bayou(4-23-13) and mystery fish

My father-in-law lost the tip of his ring finger in a table saw accident. He always said the only problem he had was that crickets always escaped from his hand.

Originally Posted by Tbone

My father-in-law lost the tip of his ring finger in a table saw accident. He always said the only problem he had was that crickets always escaped from his hand.

like a fence without a gate

Originally Posted by 20watt

Lol, sometimes you've got to cripple em before you can catch them, also been thinking i should invest in a square cricket can so at least i can get them cornered,

in a round can we just go round and round

Did that! Son took one of them so I bought another one. Also, I don't think they tip over as easy (although I have knocked mine over once).

It's not a red spotted sunfish it is definitely a crossbreed I've caught them in Henderson

Originally Posted by crappiecatcher06

It's not a red spotted sunfish it is definitely a crossbreed I've caught them in Henderson

I don't agree. Pretty sure it's the good ole stumpknocker. If it's a cross, what would the two parents be?

mom and dad

The current copy of the Louisiana Sportsman is their bream bash. They describe several types, with pictures, along with a very good writeup on each. That's where I got my information. I enjoyed reading the article as well on the fellow who loads the boat with crappie at D'Arbonne. I receive it here at the house every month. Ya'll check it out.

This looks like one of those hybrids the wildlife guys released in the basin a few years ago...cross between a shell cracker/bluegill...they were supposed to get really big..but never caught one over 1 lb