Thread: Lake Washington and Grenada Mississippi

Originally Posted by newly

Lol. You know the deal. These guys work hard down there to stay on the fish. Whenever someone saw them they laid the boat down put the rods out and headed their way.


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Hey, that kind of sounds like what i deal with sometimes on the local lakes! lol

Next thing we'll know is you moved down there for the fishing. You guys look like you had fun fishing and catching. Thank you for the smiles guys. Beats Wylie don't it!
Great report and pictures!

Originally Posted by BigDawgg

Next thing we'll know is you moved down there for the fishing. You guys look like you had fun fishing and catching. Thank you for the smiles guys. Beats Wylie don't it!
Great report and pictures!

I know Wylie gots some bigguns too. It's just something about a white crappie for me. Them suckers mean.


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Originally Posted by monkscrappie

The MS Wildlife folks work very hard to produce these genetically large fish and stock them into their lakes. NC wildlife does nothing for us!

Monk

Don't know where that info came from. As far as I know all the MDWFP does is set the length and creel limits, the corp does the habitat days to give fish the structure needed to protect the fry. Heck, the citizens do more of that on there own. We have the North MS Fish hatchery they produce a wide variety of fish, far as I know all they stock in a few big lakes area few Magnolia Crappie. Most are sent elsewhere, no there is no large crappie cloning device as far as I know, we just happen to have very fertile lakes and a long growing season and a lot of locals who work hard to keep structure in these lakes.

Some real hogs. Nice fish, too.

We brought home over 30 pounds of fillets!

Thanks for the report and pics! Someday I would like to try Grenada Lake.

Who was your guide at Grenada Lake? I'll be back down this way a few times over the next couple of months and I would like to give this a try.