Thread: Crappiemasters tourny

Whats black noise, turtlebait? I am sure if it swims in Lake Conway I have seen it or heard of it, just not by that name. Please clarify for me, its driving me crazy, not knowing what Black noise is. I have even seen a octopus come out of lake Conway, but I aint familar with black noise.

Originally Posted by slabsntaters

Whats black noise, turtlebait? I am sure if it swims in Lake Conway I have seen it or heard of it, just not by that name. Please clarify for me, its driving me crazy, not knowing what Black noise is. I have even seen a octopus come out of lake Conway, but I aint familar with black noise.

Here you go.
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/main-...e-picture.html

Thanx CREEKSLICK, I see now that it is nose and not noise, they are abbundant in Conway, catch most of them around the log jams up around Adams Lake in Conway, I however, did not no that it was a species of crappie, I thought it was a hyperpigmented melanosis, it is common on blackbass. Here is a link to what I thought it was that causes that on crappie as well as bass. Dark Blotches On Bass : Fishing Fury

Noise nose crappie hang around octopus holes care should be taken when dipping and ficking in their honey hole....grin

I though they where one of G&F special breeds

Well put turtlebait.:D:D:D:D

Will after running over hills though swamps and jumped three ceeks I found where some of them there black noise nose crappie are and what they are.

Read alot of info and even seen that I that was a scam,it was made to believe the blacknose was a special breed and the lures they were saleing would catch them lol.When running though the hills I seen several fishing forums talking about them and get this as to what one said.He said that blacknose was like a football player with his makeup on.With dat thur black line down beteew his eyes iiiis for blocking sun light in clear water.Will after reading that I decided the black noise was ready a blacknose and could live in infested octopus waterways.

Here is some older post about them.
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/main-...ford-slab.html

I like you already turtlebait, you can lay out a line of bull with the best of them, but I can send you the link to the octopus article if you want, I try not to stretch stories to far.