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black hoodie , black insulated bibs , black shoes ,black rod and black JIGZ ......:Rofl:Rofl:Rofl
KABOOM is the word ya'll :Cowboy
14 to 18 foot of water , not many male fish in the mix ,pretty close to the bottom , ok bite early for an hour or so .
49 degree water temps .
only and I mean they only really wanted a black jig, not kidding either ... :dono
Why do you think it was black? Maybe something they are eating on the bottom? I wonder if it was coincidence or a definite reason?
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And ya dint catch any black crappie :banghead
Your a crappie ninja now.
What a combination.
I've always had good luck with black jigs. Worked good last Sunday for me. Good job Ketchn ninja... lol
I am still not sure about that part of the puzzle , high numbers of breeding channel cat maybe ?Quote:
Originally Posted by CentKyPaddler
they stock the lake all the time with small ones and they are probably making good number of catfish fry ?
but there is no doubt about black being the key , any other color just don't get bit ....:dono
Those fry would definitely be dark in color
Gosh.... that sounds logical. I was thinking more bug like maybe or even leech.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
I hear baby channel cat are orange when hatched , but I bet they get dark quickly ...Quote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
orange is also a deadly color in there alot of the time as well ....