Caught some good ones today at Dano's, sorry no pics, I drowned my phone last week duck hunting. Fished the pool area and creek on orange/chart Midsouth tubes. Two limits today with some lb and half to two pounds being caught.
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Caught some good ones today at Dano's, sorry no pics, I drowned my phone last week duck hunting. Fished the pool area and creek on orange/chart Midsouth tubes. Two limits today with some lb and half to two pounds being caught.
Sounds good Dennis.
Hey midsouth man, crappie taste alot better than nasty old duck, congrats on the catch, glad they bit for you, they have been alittle slower as of lately, I figure the easy fish have been caught, now it is experience that will fill the livewell. Does your sponsor make any kind of a crappie stinger jig.
Have they moved out deep Dennis?
I don't know about conway,,but I caught my biggest crappie today in 30-32 feet of water on DardanelleQuote:
Originally Posted by Rookie40
at conway if your fishin over 2ft. your to deep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WTG Dennis...Im working right now but Gold Creek will be giving up some Hogs on the end of my line soon. I would investigate the deeper water cover right now in the pool, it surely is holding some whompers right now.
I have been fishing out on the big waters of Conway lately, catching some sure enough big crappie, they are out there to be had, you got to fish around for them till you find them but when you do the action is fast and furious to say the least, they are schooled up when you find them. Would post pictures but still ain't figured out how to post from this flippin iPhone. Tapatalk still won't work on my phone. Thinking about doing like Dennis and drowning my phone next trip out.
They make a pencil tail which is a little too long for me. Trim the tails and it will work fine. The 1/16th oz super jig is working great if you remove a few tensils from the tail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lkconwayguru
[QUOTE=Rookie40;1726997]Have they moved out deep Dennis?[/QUOTE
Fish the bottom in about 3-4 foot of water. Raise up about 6 inches and you'll get hit!