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Over half of 'em were really decent sized crappie. These were from lake Whittington which is another Mississippi river oxbow lake just north of Lake Ferguson. There's LOTS of 'em! Some are river fed and some not. Attachment 31484 Same pattern as my last post. That 'ole man river has got a 4' rise on. Got more than a foot of it last night. Slowed the bite down some. I may wait till it steadies out some b4 I try a river fed lake again. :D
good catch bill and thanks for the river info...was considering little carolina this weekend but think i'll wait if it's on the rise....nice pic
was you trolling or single pole fishing?
Great Catch Mr. Bill!!!
wow,,,grtz on nice mess
Nice catch! Didn't make it down South. Decided to stay close to home, but your pics made me wish that I had went!
Another nice catch from LF, WTG, Soooo when you going to start Guideing LF. Good Job you almost got me ready to move down there lol.:D
Trolling jigs....Generally speaking, the better size fish are suspended in deep water this time of the year. I've always been told that the better size crappie (+12 inches and up) spend 95% of their time in open and deep water.Quote:
Originally Posted by MEATGETTER
No guiding for me there CP. I'm too long in the tooth for that! LOL Tried that Bass and Crappie fishing on the money trail in my younger years and it was too much like work! But when you feel like fishing down here on these oxbows, I'll point you in the general direction where the fish are! I thought you were guiding up there where you're at? If not, you should be! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePro
Actually, it shows sat and sun stabilizing and a slow fall on mon. Lil Carolina might be OK this weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by gasper_goul
Sure makes a man want to go fishing after seeing a stringer like that