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Reply With QuoteIt takes a good hook set for a little one like that. Catching that on the first day of 2015 means it only has to get bigger from this point. Would say that probably wouldn't make the 10" limit.
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What a way to start off the new year.
Hopefully this will be my most challenging fishing day of the year. At least I wasn't skunked.
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It takes a good hook set for a little one like that. Catching that on the first day of 2015 means it only has to get bigger from this point. Would say that probably wouldn't make the 10" limit.
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should have measured that monster dink and submitted pic for the small fish contest!
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It could have been one of our OTC marked crappie that we stocked. They come from the hatchery smaller than what they would be if they were produced in the lake. If you kept it, I could determine if it was stocked or not. Surely you didn't keep it though. Did you?
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It was exactly the same length as my middle finger which is 3-5/16" I didn't have a tape with me though.
No, sorry I didn't keep it.
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not to get this thread of topic but doesnt the 10" length limit apply on lake conway now?
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Great point Greg! Yes it does!Originally Posted by Crappie Greg
Matt Schroeder - AGFC - (877)470-3309 - [email protected]
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And your point is? Lol! I can see the wheels turning. Before anyone asks the question. I have 10" marked on top of my tackle box with a permanent magic marker.
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Its easy to catch the big one's. Takes "real" skill to catch those!
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