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Wannabe, I'm purty new here myself, but I come here and read posts all the time. So I am guessin that you aint got any pics on this thread so I can see exactly how it's pose to be done, do ya?????:D:D
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Originally Posted by Wannabe...
Wannabe, I'm purty new here myself, but I come here and read posts all the time. So I am guessin that you aint got any pics on this thread so I can see exactly how it's pose to be done, do ya?????:D:D
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Originally Posted by David Waters
I haven't seen any comments about the markings/coloring of this fine fish. Is it a hybrid? Anyway that's a nice looking fish; I've never seen one like it.
Dave
That is really a fine coloration. Great fish.
Ha ha ha.....three months and he still has not replyed. Your right though no pic's of WB's fish on this thread. :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by captcall
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Arkabutla 16 1/2 and 16 inches
Biggerjigger those are some monsters. I need to take a trip with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggerjigger
Wow all the pics are awesome. I have never caught a crappie bigger than 10in. I plan a trip to MS in march, im going to grenada. Any tips? Thanks Brooke
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Caught last sunday. Well crazy story. I took some of my buddies (who dont fish) out to bluff lake in starkville (on the refuge) and rigged them up some spinnerbaits just trying to get them a bass bite. They dont fish... so spinner bait was easy for them to reel in. ANYWAYS my buddy who has never caught a crappie before catches this pig. I didnt know at the time that a 4 pound crappie was world class because i am a tournament bass fisherman and dont fool with them. Anyways we let it go and did some research afterwards. I believe it was the lake record. heres a pic my guess was in the fours. The fish was bedded at the end of a tree top we let it go right there. so it could still be bedded there. Im not too familiar with how crappie spawn because i dont fish for them. Anyone think its still there?