Thread: Big crappie eats little crappie.

Originally Posted by fishinorhuntin

Nice catch!! Which lake did you go to?

Nothing personal but I, like other on this site prefer not to disclose which lake I am fishing when dealing with lakes as small as the Suffolk Lakes. It doesn't take much for one of these lakes to take a heavy hit once word gets out that the crappie are biting. Burnt Mills is a prime example. After being closed for a few years it was fished excessively hard and now it's rare to pull a crappie out of there that is over a pound. Quite a few members that have been on this forum for a while and post reports know which lake I was fishing. Keep the reports coming and you will find that you will get much more useful information from other members but it will probably be in the form of a pm as there are many viewers on this site that are only here to get information and never contribute.

Completely Understand!!

Originally Posted by Percidae_Papermouth

Good report George, I've seen it before.. Me and Russell were fishing one day and I heard a thump under the boat, I looked over the side and saw a stunned crappie struggling. Well I let this little guy swim off and ate the big one heeheehehe

That may have been the last time my rig was in freshwater... that will change this spring

good report tap