Just saw a short video of a couple of excited guys with a reported 3.81 lb black Crappie from a lake in PA. I’ve got to go to work but y’all check it out and tell us all about it. Massive fish!
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Just saw a short video of a couple of excited guys with a reported 3.81 lb black Crappie from a lake in PA. I’ve got to go to work but y’all check it out and tell us all about it. Massive fish!
I think this is possibly the fish. It was caught in Lake Wallenpaulpac in the Pocono's
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wow that's a big fish
That's a fairly old video. That guy has his own Youtube channel under "Northeast Slab Hunter" . His brother is the one who caught the fish. I have been watching his videos for awhile. Here is another monster caught in Texas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-a-_tQTGKQ&t=10s This guy fishes from the bank and most of his fish are caught in subdivision ponds.
I’d never seen it before. I guess that’s part of not being on social media.
That fish may be a lake record, but it's far from being a Pa. State Record Crappie .... which is 4lbs 3oz, caught out of Hammond Lake. Nonetheless, it's a bruiser of a fish, no doubt !! (Pa. combines both species of Crappie together in it's records)
Does PA have both white and black crappie.
He addresses this on his Youtube video. Their fish weighed 3.81 and the record like you say is 4.3. They caught 10 fish over 2lbs that day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0r9pzbjSG4Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePappy
That’s a bunch of big fish for one trip. My PB came in a theee hour trip that I caught 10 fish that weighed 18#. The big was 2/10 and four were 2 or better. Threw em all back and went to work. What a morning it was.
Yes, they do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grainraiser