Thread: Kent driscoll on at 8:00 am

Mine is just like driscolls and major. I got the charts, where did you get the laminated?

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Originally Posted by Gator_1

Mine is just like driscolls and major. I got the charts, where did you get the laminated?

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Should be able to get them laminated at any copy or office supply store. Don't be supprised if they have to turn it on so it can heat up, might take a few minutes.

I bet he was using that yammie, forgot he had that

What is the name of this show and does anyone no when it repeats.

I had several crappie in an aquarium, and they don't always feed up. My fish would sit in the aquarium at a 45 degree angle and feed on the bottom. They position their body's in the water so their eyes face straight ahead. MOST of the time they where horizontal in the water, when at rest, but when the last few minnows where hugging the bottom of the tank, or hiding in the cover, the fish would hunt them at the 45 degree angle.


Big River Marine
Bill Burnett
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I hear what your saying Bill, but I don't think that fish in a aquarium is a good example unless it the size of bass pros.

Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine

I had several crappie in an aquarium, and they don't always feed up. My fish would sit in the aquarium at a 45 degree angle and feed on the bottom. They position their body's in the water so their eyes face straight ahead. MOST of the time they where horizontal in the water, when at rest, but when the last few minnows where hugging the bottom of the tank, or hiding in the cover, the fish would hunt them at the 45 degree angle.


Big River Marine
Bill Burnett
870-635-0202

At a 45 degree angle about all they can see is straight in front of them......not down very far. Your fish were also very confined in the aquarium.....out in the lake they tend to feed mostly up and they will travel up 4 or 5 ft. to hit a crankbait.