Thread: High Rock

Jig Puller

If you turn left out of Tamarac stay on Bringles Ferry to the end. Turn left onto Hwy 8. You will see the bridge at Flat Swamp and the ramp is on the left before the bridge.

Originally Posted by turkeyfootnc

Jig Puller

If you turn left out of Tamarac stay on Bringles Ferry to the end. Turn left onto Hwy 8. You will see the bridge at Flat Swamp and the ramp is on the left before the bridge.

Thank you Matt for calling me with the info and thank you also turkey foot for posting the directions. I will give a report to all tomorrow night when I get back in. Great people on crappie.com.

Originally Posted by Jig Puller

Thank you Matt for calling me with the info and thank you also turkey foot for posting the directions. I will give a report to all tomorrow night when I get back in. Great people on crappie.com.

Had a great day at flat swamp creek today. Keep 115 between 11-14 inches pulled jigs out the back and pushing jigs out the front keep us busy all day. Thanks again Matt and turkeyfoot

Congratulations sounds like you had a awesome day

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Good job!

JIG PULLER what size line are you using?

Sounds like a fun and busy day. I know what the law is but lets all remember a man can only eat so many crappie. When they are gone they are gone.

Originally Posted by capps cousin

Sounds like a fun and busy day. I know what the law is but lets all remember a man can only eat so many crappie. When they are gone they are gone.

Matt I'm using 6lb test for all the rods when I fish in the winter and spring , especially flatlining and pushing jigs. If I use crank baits in the summer I use 10lb on my line counter reels.
Mr. Capps there were three of us fishing out of one boat so we split the fish with each other. I fry fish at least once a week for my family and my mom and dad , and I try to put back enough to fry for my Sunday school class. I fish only for crappie all year but I also fish a lot of different lakes with different NC laws on some of them. We put back over a hundred fish and only kept the bigger fish. I try to make that a practice of mine all year long.