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How to make Green Shiners - Crappie Now
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July issue is up. I had to be tight lipped till it broke.
How to make Green Shiners - Crappie Now
Awesomeness! Thanks for the share. Here is your new avatar…:biggrin
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interesting to say the least .....
Here are a few pictures I was able to get. We had a ball making this article.
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Very Close Resemblance Bud! Thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie
Nice string of fish. Thanks for the ride along and info.
Bob
So if you dropped the shiners could you find them on the boat? You made them match the boat. :Rofl
Green is my favorite color. Love it! Good job
Put one crappie in there and let it get good and green. Go release it and see if you can catch it in a few days......:dono
You are clever my friend, clever with a sense of humor, priceless......................Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave336
I designed a new Reverse Arch last night for the boat to hold a Bimini Top and some rod holders for Long-line trolling. The Arch will be painted Black 2K Urethane and I'm praying Sunbrella has a Lime Green fabric.
The dye was a bit pricey for 4 bottles, I don't know why not a Crappie would take the color. It does really stress the shiners so I had to pull every dirty trick on them I had to keep them frisky throughout the dying process. Dying, as in belly up bait had to be avoided.Quote:
Originally Posted by tlefire