Disappointed

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Originally Posted by canebreaker

Well, my old phone wouldn't send pictures to my email, didn't have internet on the phone worth a crap. New phone I can send to my email, trying to transfer them to websites isn't working.

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Down load the Tap a Talk app....then you can easily post pics from your phone. If you e mail them to yourself you can copy as and place them in your photo file on your computer then follow these instruction to post them from your computer.
How to post pictures from your computer

http://www.crappie.com/crappie/images/icons/icon1.gif Easier way to post pictures from your computer.You can change your "Setting" (upper right corner) to use the WYSIWYG editor which allows you to more quickly upload pics.

Go to: "Setting" (upper right corner)
Click on "General Settings" (left side, middle of My Settings box)

Go to bottom of page and select:

• Enhanced Interface - Full WYSIWYG Editing

Then after you have changed your settings here is what you do ,go make a post......at the upper left of your post window there are some icons run your curser over them the square looking one should say Insert Image
instructions for posting pics............
First you have to click on the "insert image" icon. It is located between the "unlink" icon (that has a red x on it) and the "insert video" icon (that looks like a film strip). These icons are located just above where you type in the quick reply area. Once you click on "insert image", then the box pops up that has the words "insert image" at the top, as the title. Just under the words "insert image" at the top are 2 tabs (choices). One tab is "my computer" and next to it is a tab that says "From URL". It the picture is on your computer, make sure and click on the "my computer" tab (if should turn grey if selected) Then in the bottom right of that box are the words "basic uploader". Click on those words and then click on the "choose file" button that shows up. Then select your pic, click open....then click upload....give it a minute...then click submit.

I just want to say that slabin is ugly and he wears combat boots and a g string when he wades

Stop it Donnie before he shows us "the pic"! :biggrin

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Originally Posted by Donald@CrappieLogic

I just want to say that slabin is ugly and he wears combat boots and a g string when he wades

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Originally Posted by hawgdog

Stop it Donnie before he shows us "the pic"! :biggrin

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No name lake but just had a great vacation. People in Mississippi are the best.


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By the way only limit caught in a 2 week stay. That's a 2 man limit.:fingerdance

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Originally Posted by cray

I don't know for sure but I can take a pretty good guess at most that sent you PM's. And before you start indirectly putting these guys down, they catch plenty of fish. But their heart burn comes from the fact that they with out looking for a bunch of press and pats on the back spend 100's of hours gathering materials, staging materials, building stake beds and structure all over that lake. This group of guys has been doing it some of them for 20 years or more. They have no problem with posting pictures, it's naming the lake and for those of you who don't believe it affect the lake don't remember 5 years ago when we had low water, fish were congregated like they are now and we're just slautered. Then everyone was screaming we were raping the lake, close the ramps, create seasons.
Here is my take, catch your fish, have a good time, take pictures on your tail gate, tell how you caught them if you want. Then let board members Pm you if they want details. Share what ever info you are comfortable sharing. End result is you did good, you shared the experience, we got to share in that experience. But it wasn't shared with the whole world who don't belong to CDC, have no intention of joining or participating in CDC just glean all the info you share to your detriment down the road.

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Well said Cray


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Well said indeed, Cray. It helps to have an opposing view and explanation. I didn't get to read this before I made my other post but your point is clear and dutifully explained. Thanks for the insight.


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I hope I have not offended anyone with my posts and pictures. Some of the small reservoirs need a little help getting people(out of town out of state whatever) to fish them and spend some money in these small towns and lakes . These are small compared to the 5 or 6 bigger reservoirs and they are sometimes tough fishing to get a limit and most of these are a 30 per person limit. If these reservoirs can't pay their bills and employers after a while a big fishing club or rich person will and the general public will not get to fish them. This also includes our State Park Lakes. Just because it ain't big don't mean it don't have some good fishing. Try a small Lake or Reservoir and you just may be surprised.

Reports of shocking up numerous 5 lb crappie here are grossly exaggerated. MDWFP fisheries biologists collected 100 crappie electrofishing Arkabutla last fall; the largest was a 2.0 lb White Crappie. No crappie over 5 lb have been seen in any sampling method (shocking, netting, angler creel, etc.) by MDWFP biologists from any of the 4 flood control reservoirs in the last 30 years. That is not to say there are none, just that a fish that size is so rare as to not show up in the many, many thousands of fish that sampling represents.