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was my line in that sea of waves
looked at it for a bit i did
wouldnt sink for some odd reason
surely a crappie wouldnt have hit it right when it got wet
maybe just set the hook and see what is actually up right
good thing for him i did ....
might have had to do surgery on that bluegill to get my jig back :Rofl
KABOOM is the word
I hate it when they inhale them. Had a few yesterday - crappies and pans. Dr Bob didn’t do too bad with his trusty forceps and surgery. Everybody looked like they swam away ok.
i am surgically licensed to do exploratory procedures on some species
that fish almost got to experience my expertise in that field :Rofl
Once when crappie fishing with my son I cast a minnow with a split shot under a bobber. When the bobber hit the water it kept on going and I just assumed I broke it. Reeled up and felt a fish fighting and pulled in a little 8” crappie. Strangest thing I ever saw with the bobber entering and continuing under the water in one smooth move.
Surgercally license.....LOL
Keep tension on that thar jig.........
tension is not my thing , i dont handle tension well , i never ever understood tight lines quotes , it seems to me if mine gets tight its not a fish :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by SKs Crappie Catching Adventures
I never woulda expected that outta you.......:yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
I never woulda expected that outta you.......:yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
In addition I understand you are well versed in executing surgeon's knots as well......Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
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lately even the bluegill are biting kinda light , i had several take it pretty deep in the mouth the other day when i was after them . only made one bleed when i used the pliers ,but not to worry as i performed surgery on it later ....
the procedure went well and the fillets came off of it nicely , it is unfortunate that the patient did not survive though :Rofl