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Now that is a nice KABOOM.
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Those would look very nice in my freezer. After you cleaned them of course. Very nice catch.
Your "Artist Rendition" is quite impressive now all I need is a farm pond. Didn't think to try this on flats near the channel on The Rez, bet it would work there as well. You provide a simple solution to a too much wind day anchoring off and casting in.
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we have more high wind days out west of dfw than not and to be sure this scenario is often the ticket on them windblown days even on the big lakes , and besides all that casting way out there to them makes it way more fun to crank them back in from a long distance away :cheers2Quote:
Originally Posted by rojoguio
thing is about farm pond crappie is they don't seem as affected by cold fronts or weather conditions as big lake ones. When you have a small lake like this one obviously filled with big crappie and most likely not near enough taken out it can lead to major KABOOM and loads o fun and filled coolers. WTG Outlaw!