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Once you turn off of Hwy 64 onto Marina Rd like you are heading to the Dardanelle State Park, there is a new bait shop about a half mile down on the right that might have minnows. I live on Marina and drive by everyday but never stop to ask if they have them or the prices but that might be a place of interest for some of you.
I don't know of very many pros, if any, that dont use minnerz at least some of the time. Not the ones that are consistently successful anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckrub
I Drive to lonoke and get mine from Andersons fish farm. Have to buy em in 4lb minimums. I keep a 35 gallon tank in my carport to keep em alive. I just change the water every sunday. While temps are low, they stay alive easily. Did I mention a price??? I bought 5 POUNDS for $28 yesterday. Hard to beat that. With size number 4's there is over 1000 minnows in a 4lb box! And the best part is.....when u get ready to fish, just dip the minnows out at your house and put em in your boat and go. When ya get back, put the minnows you didnt use back in the tank!
Here is the current Minnow price list for minnows at Andersons Minnow Farm in Lonoke. Normal crappie minnows are # 6 .
https://mail.google.com/mail/?tab=wm...0c?projector=1
Well , I can't get the link to work but they have a price of $30.90 for a 6 pound minimum of #6 minnows. They say the average is 167 minnows per pound for that size.
What ever! Big Minnerz Rule! I buy 6 lbs. At big Anderson s. Last a month. Just me. Fish on!
1000 of those minners you brought to Akabutla that one day must have weighed at least 35 pounds Gewber. LmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by blackfish
I ain't skeerd of no big minner! Lmbao!
I filleted the ones we had left. They tasted like chicken. [emoji12]Quote:
Originally Posted by blackfish
High and rising !:puke I hope they drain it down fast !:twocentsQuote:
Originally Posted by goblerblaster