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Fished from daylight until 2:00 (when the boat traffic got ROUGH). Brought home 33 redear and 17 bluegill. Fish were caught in 7-22 fow on the bottom with redworms. I really want to start chasing after the crappie, but when you have a sure thing kind of hard to switch over.
Nice catch!
WOW!! Great mess of fish. I love those shellcrackers. Id say it would be hard to leave those pigs to chase crappie...:)
Those are some niceuns
Them are some dandy's, was they caught on green?
I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong, but I don't think there are any redear in Green. I have never fished for them there, so that may be why I have not caught any. Only thing I catch in Green of value to me is crappie and it is about that time!!
Dandy bunch of fish, WTG!!
nicecatch
Wasnt for sure if they was in green or not but being in the next county from ya was going to try and bum a fishing trip ;) Shoot might even top the gas tank off and supply the soft drinks. Thats a nice mess of fish,congrats
C'mon stnsbury, spill the beans.... Im guessin' Dale Hollow or KY/Barkley..:rolleyes::)
Me too! Aint nowhere around him with 20ft of water I know of that has shellcrackers. Maybe a very few small reservoirs.Quote:
Originally Posted by ekySlabber
I remember in one report he was catchin' em in around 40 ft and on the bottom. I HAS to be either KY/Barkley cuz of no thermocline, or the Holler cuz it is a deep sucka, thermocline prolly doesnt start there til around 200 ft! lol Its money in the bank that smallies this time of year are usually 30+ ft. along w/ most other fish :cool: The small lakes I wouldnt think would have enuf diss o2 at 40 ft.