Been so long since i have been fishing i dont give a flip what it is male female ,crossdesser its goin in my cooler
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Been so long since i have been fishing i dont give a flip what it is male female ,crossdesser its goin in my cooler
and KDavid is TINY. Leas what Donnie says lol
Mr Jim, you da man
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Originally Posted by DonDon
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So you think Enid is not over populated?????Quote:
Originally Posted by Big C
I figured Butla was about fished out toward the end of summer last year after the lake had been so low and been fished so hard. Then September came, the fish started biting again, we saw 60-80 boats a day for 3-4 weeks and about 25,000 (estimated) more crappie were harvested out of Butla. She's gotta be about empty and spawn may clean her out. Hope she doesn't get a lot of pressure during spawn.....it's a great fishery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big C
An average size female white crappie can lay 10,000-60,000 eggs. That's just one fish. I don't think any of the big four will ever be "fished out". Crappie are one of the most prolific breeders of all fish. That's why they can over populate very easily.Quote:
Originally Posted by CatchumDeep
I swore I was turning over a new leaf today and was going to be good. But some of you gewbers are either uninformed, unintelligent, or just plain don't grasp simple math.
If you must release all fish under 12", how will you EVER fish out a lake?
Good point Chaney
According to a mdwfp chart based off of one of their surveys on one of the big four this is what a typical crappie fishery looks like. Forget the specific numbers, they are relative. Someone tell me how you are going to "fish out a fishery".
0"-2" 1,000,000
2"-4" 500,000
4"-6" 250,000
6"-8" 125,000
8"-10" 62,500
10"-12" 31,250
12"-14" 15,625
14"-16" 7812
16"-18 3906