high rock 6-22

weatherman called for cloud cover so i took the boys up to highrock for a little longlining and we were not disapointed, i will have to say that the avg size has improved since last year and they have shoulders, we longlined in 15-19' pulling about 10' down, the water was about as clean as high rock gets and natuaral colors dominated, water was 80*, i made a few video clips but apparently don't have sense enough to know how to upload them on here

on a side note, it may just be me but i have yet to see a good brush pile pattern on any of the yadkin chain yet, they still seem to be real scattered relating very loosely cover

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Originally Posted by gobbler

weatherman called for cloud cover so i took the boys up to highrock for a little longlining and we were not disapointed, i will have to say that the avg size has improved since last year and they have shoulders, we longlined in 15-19' pulling about 10' down, the water was about as clean as high rock gets and natuaral colors dominated, water was 80*, i made a few video clips but apparently don't have sense enough to know how to upload them on here

on a side note, it may just be me but i have yet to see a good brush pile pattern on any of the yadkin chain yet, they still seem to be real scattered relating very loosely cover

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I agree the size has improved some. The no limit size and number you can keep may be having a positive effect. The past 2 years I have not released any that I have caught . I put in at Buddle Creek and there are most of the time bank fisherman that I offer some to. They usually except. FOR HIGH ROCK crappie and perch this maybe ok for now.