Curious how the crappie bite has been at Rough. I normally don't fish there but going there with a buddy this morning.
I remember in years past this time in the fall has been good on that lake.
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Curious how the crappie bite has been at Rough. I normally don't fish there but going there with a buddy this morning.
I remember in years past this time in the fall has been good on that lake.
hey colayn we fish rough about two weeks ago and caught 15. seen alot of crappie eggs on stumps after the water drop.
Huffy, those are salamander eggs.
We didn't do to well yesterday. I am not familar with that lake so it might have just been me.
I know those weren't Crappie eggs :D... and I doubt they were Salamander eggs :confused:.
If they looked like this : Google Image Result for http://villageoffruitport.com/images/Sewer%20&%20Pollution/Bryozoan.jpg then they were Bryozoan colonies. The good thing about seeing them, is that they only tend to grow in water that's in good shape ;)
... cp :cool:
I caught a zillion 5in crappie yesterday and only 4 keepers. One guy i know said he had 18 good size crappie yesterday when i met him on the lake.
Really???Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiepappy
I've seen those on Taylorsville and that lake is suppose to be the most polluted
in the state.
I don't think Taylorsville Lake is any more polluted than any other lake in the state ... and I've yet to read any technical articles (on water quality) that supports it being so. And, there's no "Fish Consumption Advisory" against the Crappie in Taylorsville.Quote:
Originally Posted by JCCLARK
As far as Bryozoan colonies being a "water quality" indicator ---> Bryozoans
... cp :cool:
Thanks CP, that is exactly what I seen. See them on Rough, Nolin and GreenQuote:
Originally Posted by crappiepappy
Headed to Green now (on vac) Looks like I will have to tie myself to the boat due to wind
hey colayn, sorry for the late response. Fished Rough on Friday the 19th. Must have caught a hundred dinks. Did manage to get my limit by the end of the day.