Thread: Touchdown?!?!

Has anyone ever thought about doing something with crappie fishing like turkey hunters do called a Grand Slam? Was driving yesterday thinking, If you caught a 3 pounder out of each of the Big 4 in the same calendar year and call it a Touchdown! (touchdown because football has 4 quarters)
Thoughts?

Just my thoughts, Dirt. But I don't it's doable in a year....not with our changing weather and lake levels and distance between Grenada and Butla. Definitely a challenge @

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Here in the Smoky Mountains, catching a Rainbow, Brown, and Brook Trout in the same day is known as a Grand Slam. This has nothing to do with what you posted, but I’m getting stir crazy from all the rain!

It would be tuff but 3 out of the 4 could be done most likely, a 3 pounder on Enid is a STUD for that lake. The other 3 could do it in a spring but you would have to be big time focussed and devote some major time to it.

Rees nailed it!

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im still trying to catch my 1st 3 pounder and i been fishing over 25 years, mainly Sardis Lake.

Originally Posted by 8' boat fishing

im still trying to catch my 1st 3 pounder and i been fishing over 25 years, mainly Sardis Lake.

Fishing for big fish is different than just fishing, if I were honestly fishing with my sights set on a 3 pound fish chances are I would not catch many fish that day unless they all were good fish.
Take Turkey Creek year before last, I caught fish all up and down the creek, miles of creek bed. But I caught BIG fish in just a few spots, one of those spots produced a 2.96 spawned out female who was weighed and released.
On Sardis I have a couple of places that I go to with bigger fish in mind, at Enid I'm lost, at Arkabutla as well.
I do believe that the best shot you have at a 3 pounder without a lot of lake knowledge is at Grenada when the lake is at 210 or lower, 222 like it was last year made it extremely hard.

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

Fishing for big fish is different than just fishing, if I were honestly fishing with my sights set on a 3 pound fish chances are I would not catch many fish that day unless they all were good fish.
Take Turkey Creek year before last, I caught fish all up and down the creek, miles of creek bed. But I caught BIG fish in just a few spots, one of those spots produced a 2.96 spawned out female who was weighed and released.
On Sardis I have a couple of places that I go to with bigger fish in mind, at Enid I'm lost, at Arkabutla as well.
I do believe that the best shot you have at a 3 pounder without a lot of lake knowledge is at Grenada when the lake is at 210 or lower, 222 like it was last year made it extremely hard.

Turkey Creek in Decatur?


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Originally Posted by Dirt track

Turkey Creek in Decatur?


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No, he's talking about Turkey Creek on Grenada. I've heard there are some crappie at the Turkey Creek lake in Decatur, not sure about the size of them. I used to hang out there a lot, chasin' girls and drinking beer. Misspent youth, Late 80's at ECJC.

Originally Posted by Dirt track

Turkey Creek in Decatur?


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Sorry I missed this Dirt Track, Feesh is right tho. I actually live on Turkey Creek on the back side of Grenada about 10 miles upstream from Bryant Landing.