Conway Crappie Camp

D10 and his son caught a bunch of Brim the morning of the event on Lake Conway. Look at that big'ol smile on this young mans face. This is what it's all about.



The campground here was quite the place. Look over the back of D10 in the picture above and you can see what was with us (or should I say who was with us) in our camping spot! There is a grave here! Campers must love this place, they come and never go home! Ruh Roh!



Unbelievable, we finally found the camp ground after driving around the lake for an hour (thank you CMJ, we never would have found it, it's completely unmarked and over the crest of a hill, if you did not know it was there you'd never see it), and there's a grave site right next to our site. How weird is that. But hey, at least the campground had water and electric!


I just thought this was a good picture. D10's son was quite enamored by Abbey, and Abbey was just plain hot.


Midsouth Man stopped by to show off some Lake Conway pigs. Dang, after seeing those I wished I woulda went out and fished Conway. I did not know there were such big fish in that lake. These fish were huge!


CMJ and his son (pictured above) caught some pigs too. Darn nice fish.


OK, now for the event, and the obligatory Billbob pictures with all the pretty women of camp.




Billbob, Nimrods Catch and the infamous Nimrod. It was good to see you all again.


The food was great. Thanks to all that donated to it and cooked it. Yum yum for sure. I went back for a second helping.




Some great prizes were raffled off. Prizes donated by members and sponsors. Thank you all so much


Thank you Johnson for your support. http://www.johnsonfishing.com/


Thank you Arkie Jigs for your support of the event. http://www.arkiejigs.com/



Thank you Crappie Magnet for your support of the event. https://www.troutmagnet.com/store/cr...agnet-c-3.html



It was a great event. Thanks for getting it all together CMJ. Being a smaller event it was actually very nice to sit and have more time to chat with everyone. I kinda like the smaller events more than the big, big ones. You get a better opportunity to know people this way.




D10 showed us how gross it is to age a Crappie (looking at the inner ear bone of the fish called an Otolith)! I guess someone has to be scientific about it all! Thanks for the show D10. doh

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