Started off slow but finally found the bigguns. Came home with 10 crappie and 2 white bass. Biggest crappie was 12.5 inches and 1 pound. All came from 1 mass of trees.
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Started off slow but finally found the bigguns. Came home with 10 crappie and 2 white bass. Biggest crappie was 12.5 inches and 1 pound. All came from 1 mass of trees.
Great, was coming in the morning........................................and to check on the yearly permit///////////////Quote:
Originally Posted by ridealong
It wasn't windy up there today?
That's a good day on the Ville, congrats!! Sorry to see your house laid on it's side like that.:biggrin Main lake jiggin?
The main lake was real bad when I left. The cove I was fishing got some wind. I was tied off to the tree so it wasn't to horrible fishingQuote:
Originally Posted by amsoil boater
I freaking love crappie fishing this time of year. I almost prefer winter fishing over the spawn. i am confident that I could had gotten my limit. I had all the fish in less than 2 hours. But I had places to be. I think the wife is having me take her dad out this weekend sometime. So I am being forced to fish again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clownfish
Ahh such a hard life. Don't know how you can deal with such a mean wife. [emoji46]
The worst part of it is. I'm almost tired of eating it. I guess I'll have to start putting it in the freezer
nice the weather was awesome down here in Lees Summit. I am going to try to get up there tomorrow... Were you using minnow or jigs or both? would you mind saying approximately what depth?
I'm a jig guy. I was roughly in 20' of water. Fish were from 15' down to the bottom. I dock st little platte. And I did have to break through ice to get to main lake. Looking at the weather tonight there could be ice in the morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by dhkdl1