Thanks Nimrod.
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Thanks Nimrod.
Crappie likes to use the brush to hang their eggs on to it----Stops the washing away-----Crappie loves heavy brush and I love to wiggle them out of those tree tops.
I use all the above types of material all work but only when placed in the right location for current conditions in other words some are never productive incorrect locations others are productive when conditions are correct at their locations mine are most productive during the warmer months post spawn all are in 10ft plus water .
Noslab.
Anything but walnut, 20 years and fish still won't use walnut.
Indians and early settlers used crushed Walnuts to kill fish.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiedoc
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Originally Posted by NIMROD
i got a bud that says it works too. he said, "who needs a fishing pole?" or a yo-yo?
Ive never heard about walnut. huh learn something new everyday i guess.
One of moma's home remedies was crushed green walnut husks, made a poltus to kill ring worms.:confused: Not sure the cure was not worse than the ring worm.:eek: It would burn the skin and peel but the ring worm was gone.RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by coolerfull
hey nim. if'n you got the jock itch for a sure 100% cure get that jock itch good and raw and rub a good ole big juicy green walnut hull, the inside please, on the raw jock itch and by the time someone catches you the jock itch will be gone. a that's a fact. jack. nim too. do it cause no one wants to see you walking around walmart scratching yoself down there.
Always heard you could put a bunch of green walnuts in the hull in a tow sack and smash them up, drag the sack around the edge of a pond and it would either kill or stun the fish (can't remember which) and they'd float to the top and you could just pick them up. Never tried it, but always heard that!