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I wonder how many baby crappies that Redfish had eaten during its lifetime in Crescent? Just thinking out loud...
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So long as them baby crappies weren't in a diaper, that red prolly ate plenty of 'em.....just thinkin out loud
Sorry Luke, thought it was funny - that is one heck of a fishery & full of food for all sorts - I've thought the same thing when I've hooked onto one of them 4 foot gar that are in there..... do you think the redfish live there or just migrate??
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I saw your post while I was driving and I did LOL. Yeah, I wonder the same thing about those reds. Funny thing is for me, I've caught a few redfish, but I've never got one single largemouth bass while crappie fishing on Crescent. Anyone else catch any bass on Crescent?
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At one time it was totted as being the "bass capitol of the world" infact it has
monuments both ends of town that say that, although, i have never caught a bass
there. Plenty of Gar - Flounder - couple small small snook -lady fingers - shellcracker,
blue gill and sometimes a Spec or two.
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We caught 3 or 4 bass there this past January and hung a sho nuff nice lunker last year. He jumped up and danced for us and finally came off after a couple of minutes...Nice report Russ!!
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There you have it folks...bass do live in the waters at Crescent.
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Whoa!! Luke, look who made that report....just sayinOriginally Posted by Crappielover
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Do have to have a saltwater and freshwater license to keep a redfish while crappie fishing?
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if over 65 in Florida i believe a person would be safe as they are excempt for
having to pocess a fishing license and being a permanent resident.
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Yes you do. All species of saltwater fish even a stingray or Ladyfish. Depending on Warden you need one just to remove from water to remove hook,
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