One of the "Old Timers" on Lake Greeson had a guy fishing with him yesterday that caught a huge Crappie on a "Twister Tail" grub.

He called Carlos (one of the guides I work with) to have him come weigh it on our digital scales and it was right on 3-pounds, 12-ounces! Carlos didn't have a camera in the boat but his clients took some pictures and are going to mail one to me.

The best we could do was 2-pound, 4-ounces. But, our five biggest crappie averaged over two-pounds and we had my crew's limit with no dinks plus some bass and real nice bream (that didn't make the picture) so we were happy (at least until we heard about the 3-12)


Here's a better look at four of our 2-pound plus fish:




I keep hearing rumors that Lake Greeson isn't all that it's cracked up to be and that we're putting too much habitat -FISH HABITAT - in the lake (700 Condos in the last three years) but it looks to me like it's in better shape than I've seen it in the last 25-years I've Crappie Fished there.