Doing research today. I know those crappies were glad I did not have a pole in my hand. LOL
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Doing research today. I know those crappies were glad I did not have a pole in my hand. LOL
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Did you consider getting into the tank?
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I sure did dad. I left my scuba gear at home. LOL
Where were you? I have been to the Texas Parks and Wildlife aquarium in Athens Texas and it's pretty awesome. They have some huge black bass and catfish as well and plenty of crappie. I think when I was there they had the state record or close that was like a little over 18 pounds and caught while crappie fishing. I hope my memory is right.
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I think I'd have to find a way to drop a jig in there.
It is hard not to get into the tank at BPS in Alt. Ga.
They have some big crappie. Good pic Ship.
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Originally Posted by skiptomylu
Tennessee aquarium in Chatanooga. This is the Reelfoot Lake exhibit. I like the Atlanta aquarium so much better with the fish swimming over the entire ceiling.
that looks like a good place to test your jigs.
Should have "noodled" a few,lol.
I know you enjoyed that. I really enjoyed going to that Athens Texas Aquarium, really nice place. Something about seeing them monster catfish and of course the giant bass since I am an old bass guy.
As a kid I caught all the bream, crappie, bass that I could. I didn't care what they were as long as I was catching them. Heck we even got into catching gar because they were really big down where I come from. I caught some of the biggest crappie of my life in a small lake on our local country club course. Caught my first over 5 pound bass out of that lake.
Crud, got a bit off topic here, sorry.
BTW Ship your looking pretty darn healthy your self guy!
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