GOT A FEW OF THEM OUT IN THE BAY ON SOUTH ENDAttachment 222372
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GOT A FEW OF THEM OUT IN THE BAY ON SOUTH ENDAttachment 222372
Nice mess of fesh!
Pretty box of fish there :ThumbsUp:ThumbsUp
You killed them, great job. Wished I'd gone to Limestone now!
I added report to the title so you could be in the BG contest. Look in the stickies at the top.
No Ditch , he just got the ones you have released see the scars in their mouths .......:Rofl "kidding" a great looking catch, Im always envious when I see some white crappie in the mix!! I only had 2 keepers out of10 this morning but did manage 3 Sauger from the bank this afternoon with 2 over 15 inches!! and one under 14 and released in a hurry!
Nope, I haven't caught that many White Crappie this fall out of Limestone Bay if you combine all my trips together.
I may have to follow genecline next weekend. :notworthy
Snapperking what lake did you catch the sauger on. They have been few and far between for me the past 8-9 years. About 10 yrs ago you could go to Guntersville in December and January, idle out to the middle of the the river channel and catch them all day long, but them days seem to be long gone.
I caught the Sauger below Guntersville dam which is actually the very upper end of Wheeler if you want to be exact about it HA . I fish the Arab side . WHen the waters high with a lot of gates I use a quarter ounce jig with a green mini jig tipped with a minnow. You throw it angling up toward the dam and let the water work it back down river moving the line in as it bumps along and yes you do get hung a lot but not as much once you learn where the bank rocks start which is usually about 8 to 10 feet out then I speed up my retrieve and sometimes get bit then. Also you will get lots of white stripe and the occasional Drum.I probably would hold the state record for Fresh water drum on 4 lb test if I ever turned one it HA as there are some heavy weights down there!!
Great report and tutorial on the sauger bite. Congrats!!