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    Just came across this while searching for something else, Jerald Horst wrote this article a few years back, but anyway a good readSize limits for crappie not always good - Louisiana Sportsman

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    Duck Butter: This topic got very heated here a few months ago with many different opinions, so most of us are going to leave this alone in case you're wondering why nobody has replied .
    Randy Andres

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tracker123 View Post
    Duck Butter: This topic got very heated here a few months ago with many different opinions, so most of us are going to leave this alone in case you're wondering why nobody has replied .
    interesting read though!! it seemed that creel limits had less effect than size limits! I can live with a size limit

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tracker123 View Post
    Duck Butter: This topic got very heated here a few months ago with many different opinions, so most of us are going to leave this alone in case you're wondering why nobody has replied .
    zacctly, but he likes to "stir the pot" and have a good argument going..........

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    Hey duck you use more than one pole,i only used two or three poles
    one short for use on stumps i tie to and the other med and long
    have to work with the wind i does what it wants. i have only had a few day
    when i can do more than 25 usely i get 8-20 but i like to stay in the 10inch
    and above. just for fun lets say we all go to 10inch in jan,-march state and let
    them study that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jigman4 View Post
    Hey duck you use more than one pole,i only used two or three poles
    one short for use on stumps i tie to and the other med and long
    have to work with the wind i does what it wants. i have only had a few day
    when i can do more than 25 usely i get 8-20 but i like to stay in the 10inch
    and above. just for fun lets say we all go to 10inch in jan,-march state and let
    them study that.

    Translation? :p

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    Please, for us old folks who still speak the King's English, write in coherent sentences. My brain hurts trying to decipher some of this Twittereez.

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    RUN AND RUN AND RUN AND RUN-ON! Wow what mumbo jumbo.

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    The only real difference I saw in that study from pre to post was the average crappie caught was....and get this......hold your seat......BIGGER!!!!!!!!!!!! Hmmm. Imagine that.

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    That hot topic was started by me regretfully ...managing fisheries is like predicting where a hurricane will land...next to impossible...to many possibilities and unforeseen variables...although i think from the last regulations i have read is that Toledo Bend has adopted a 25 fish limit on both Texas and La side...although i am not certain if it really is law..discussing fishing regulations is like politics...no one will ever agree...so for me i do as my father taught me...keep what ya need let the rest go...treat your lake/river/bayou as if its your backyard fishery...if you feel the need to keep them all or let them all go, then that's what you should do

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