I enjoy catching any size crappie but it’s nice to have a larger one ever now and then.
Do you have to ketch big crappie or are just whatever size ones that are biting still fun for you ?
I am about ketchn them myself , size is what it is , big ones are way fun for sure ...
but the in between ones and the really little ones make me happy as well ....
just wondering yawls opinion .....
I been just standing on herds of them lately that range from really small to a bit over legal ....
and they are quite frankly making me pretty darn happy to visit that spot ...
so what say ya ?
and yes KABOOM is the word
really liking a white and chart curly tail lately btw , right off the bottom and at super creep speed .....just fyi
sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales![]()
I enjoy catching any size crappie but it’s nice to have a larger one ever now and then.
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I take quanity over quality but if I know they are going to be small I break out the size 500 reel with 2lb test and microlight rod. I use to fish a pond with stunted crappie and I would have a ball catching 9 inch crappie.
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I like catching the big ones but here in Indiana those are rare. Biggest one I’ve ever caught was a 2.70.
Lake I’ve been fishing lately is full of 10-12 inch fish with occasionally a 14.
I loaded freezer with 10-11 inch fish for the winter. Lake has zero structure and plum full of grass.
Water temp Monday and Tuesday was 37-39 degrees and they have quit schooling. I only had 1 fish each day. Very shallow lake with 12.5 being the deepest part.
They are now buried in the grass. The ones that aren’t deep in the grass are very spooky and you can’t get within 25-30 feet from them before they go back into the grass.
Sorry for the long winded reply.
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I like to catch 9" and up. If much smaller after a few fish, I'll troll on to the next spot.
Reminds me of an old blowdown I use to fish. For years nothing but babies. 6-8.5" fish. It's still that way. They'll hit anything. They'll take every minnow you got.
I like most fishermen, like catching big fish, having said that I just enjoy fishing, catching is bonus.
I love feeling that magical THUMP!! Any size is fun but the bigger the better. I only keep 9” plus fish but when I got the grand kids the more bites the better.
Bon Temps!!!
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