.. was a dandy. 11", 1.1 lb. Caught fishing for crappie, lil' gray hand-tie on gekkabijin jig head, Berkley nibble.
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.. was a dandy. 11", 1.1 lb. Caught fishing for crappie, lil' gray hand-tie on gekkabijin jig head, Berkley nibble.
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Nice!!!Bet that was a good fight.
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Wow, that is one super shell cracker! Yes, that must have been a tussle.
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That's a beauty!
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Great fish . I find more and more I fish for Red ear more than crappie . Best eating fish ! jmo.
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There's not much info out there on them. I have 7-8 books on crappie fishing, none on redears. Would like to learn more about their biology, habits, and such.Originally Posted by Eagle 1
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Richard Gene has some videos on chasin crackers that might have some info you don’t. I’d like a few of those like you have in your hand for the table.. that size has some nice fillets. That’s a great fish.
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