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Several years back our local paper ran story about a local man who caught a limit of crappie every single day of the year. 365 limits in a calendar year. That means rain or shine, front coming or not, that man caught a limit every day.
Mind you, here in east Texas we don't usually have a lot of real cold winter, but we get some 50" of rain a year on average.
His streak struck me as quite a feat. Anyone here ever come close to that?
While that is an impressive feat, that guy, if he kept those limits daily, had to eat a lot of fish or give them away to not be in violation of possession limits. What are the fish possession limits in Texas?
ClearCreek
My current consecutive days in a row is 1.
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Originally Posted by ET Fish
It's very possible. I'm thinking of cedar creek lake and someone that owns a house on the lake and sinks fish attractors around is dock AND has a boat to go clean out other docks too.... Absolutely possible.
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Originally Posted by Gone Fishin'
I'm almost as good as you. I'm only one day short of your feat :).Quote:
Originally Posted by ET Fish
If someone did that he would be in an overstocked body of water (probably small) and most of the fish wouldn't much bigger than a popcorn poot.
The lake is huge, 114,500 surface acres. If memory serves he lives on or very close to the lake. It has been years, but I seem to remember he was a minister? I'll try to find the article again.Quote:
Originally Posted by stormcloud
As to possession, a quick check of the TPWD site only mentions daily limit, no possession limit noted. I've never heard of one, but sadly, I probably have never been close to breaking it.:Rofl
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Originally Posted by stormcloud
Not true....I know a guy who had limited out 254 consecutive days and I quit keeping up with him after that, so I don't know what the final tally was but the fish were huge...come out of Old Hickory Lake and J Percy Priest Lake.
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