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But looks like by water level they'll be dropping the levels a bit this weekend gonna call Corp tommorrow and see I'm telling ya if it stays like the last couple days be some large bags come Saturday for tville anyway
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If I remember correctly, back in the spring y'all didn't find your fish till the night before the Crusade tourney, then ended up winning. Still time left to find em! Hang in there!Originally Posted by Kywareagle
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Fingers crossed.
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That is correct. Found em the day before in the rain. Ain't lost hope.
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Lol guys I feel like you are the people to beat but shoot it's all about fun lol
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My wife and kids tagged along with me tonight for about three hours. The evening was beautiful. Water temps have begun to drop slightly. We found some 85 deg water.
My daughter snagged what I think was a carp of some sort (I'm no fisheries biologist). Her and my wife fought it for about 15 minutes while I continued to fish. My daughter tried to net the thing but it broke off. It was probably 26"-30" and had large scales. Their smiles were priceless!
I caught another Blacknose Crappie. Every one I catch has always been about 9". Wonder if there is a reason they stay small?
It's pretty neat to catch a fish you don't see very often.
No real thump at all today. Just a heaviness on the line. But they will bite when u find them.
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The few blacknose I have caught have been around that size as well.and as far as the bitems your right just feel heaviness or resistance on your line.
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Bubba .... was that "carp" sort of orange in color ?? (I hope so) I know there are Asian Carp in the Salt River below Taylorsville Dam ... so I'm just hoping that no one has netted their fry from down there, thinking they're Shad, then dumping the leftovers in the lake.
I can't say as I've EVER caught a Blacknose from T-ville ... but, I'm glad to see they're in there. I have caught them (years ago) from Cedar Creek Lake, and I know the Crappie stocked in Cedar Creek came from Taylorsville Lake, Ky Lake, and a couple of other state lakes. But, I don't recall hearing about any recent stocking done at T-ville ... so I wonder how they got there ??
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Bubba .... was that "carp" sort of orange in color ?? (I hope so) I know there are Asian Carp in the Salt River below Taylorsville Dam ... so I'm just hoping that no one has netted their fry from down there, thinking they're Shad, then dumping the leftovers in the lake.
I can't say as I've EVER caught a Blacknose from T-ville ... but, I'm glad to see they're in there. I have caught them (years ago) from Cedar Creek Lake, and I know the Crappie stocked in Cedar Creek came from Taylorsville Lake, Ky Lake, and a couple of other state lakes. But, I don't recall hearing about any recent stocking done at T-ville ... so I wonder how they got there ??
It was orange-ish in color. It didn't look like an Asian carp.
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