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My Grandfather use to say when the Muscadine's start getting ripe the Crappie are biting.Attachment 246569Attachment 246570Attachment 246571Attachment 246572Attachment 246573Attachment 246574Attachment 246575Muscadines riping. crappie biting. Not big but crappie.
Nice read and good pics. The process just make the results taste better.
Enjoyed the post and pics and surprised at the white jigs. Muscadine jelly is the best
Not White Clear with glow powder.A Legend crappie fishermen showed us this color a few years back.We had caught nothing on the Black/chart,Pearl/chart colors.He The legend handed me a couple of his hand poured crappie jig's.Shad or on the move up the creeks and river's. White jig head"1/8 oz" and a Glow colored grub or jig.Great fall and winter color in clear water.Quote:
Originally Posted by jigtime
Glad you caught some fish Jackie. The muscadines are a good bonus.
Chris
Nice post and pics.
Go Jackie!
This fresh water should be good for both . Guess you'll be having fresh Crappie fillets and maybe jelly soon . :biggrin
Up here in NEA around first few weeks of October the wild ones are starting to get ripe and the fall bite is normally in full swing then! Dad has some tame muscadines but haven't laid my eyes on them yet to see what they looking like. Nice catch Jackie!
Coons will not give my muscadines time to ripen. DP