Thread: A.P.B. Reported Kidnapping

ALERT!!!ALERT!!!

All Crappie.com members statewide....
Kidnapping reported in NEA on Black River.
Victim goes by name "BuckWheat".
Last seen Sunday June,3 2012 .
Was wearing Black velvet top, purple skirt.
Local fisherman stated that he seen a large fish abduct victim and flee to the South. Suspect is described as, approx 4 lbs, and estimated to be 22" in length, Yellowish/Green in color, and has fin down entire length of fish.
If seen, approach with caution, Suspect should be considered, toothy and dangerous.

You can kiss him goodby.

RoflRoflRofl We can add another species to Buckwheat's list. I did'nt think about Cypress Trout

u will never see tht buck wheat again

R.I.P buckwheat. You have served well doing your part to eliminate our waters of trash fish. However, you should have known not to entice the wiley cypress trouts as they can destroy even heavy tackle in a matter of seconds.

All Crappie.com members please join in a moment of silence and then a song.


all together now...

Should all aquaintance be forgotten and never brought to mind. A grinnel done ate our dear buckwheat, that jig I doubt we'll find.

Only fish I have caught that broke my spinnerbaits. They have a definite attitude!

AMEN , you ain't right RCC. I think you need to clone a few Buckwheats and plan another Nimrod Lake invasion.Rofl

Originally Posted by NIMROD

AMEN , you ain't right RCC. I think you need to clone a few Buckwheats and plan another Nimrod Lake invasion.Rofl

Waiting until the trash fish get to hitting goodRofl

them grinnels are some tough creachters, i grew up catching them in some of our local creeks. nothing else is so willing to bite and fights so hard (after it tears up your gear it will comence to knocking everything loose in your boat) lol

People actually target those things? I'll have to admit though, i caught a 4 or 5 pounder onan ultra light and a jig.... WHAM!! I wasnt expectin that.