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In my quarterly new letter that i get from the AG@f biologist, they said Lake Conway was getting stocked this year with A lot of crappie yearlings ( 200,000 to 300,000 of them).:) I wish They would Put a couple hundred thousand Florida strain Large mouth bass in the lake. I have caught some of those 6 to 7 pound bass on my 12ft bucks jig pole and that is the most pull i have ever had on my pole. Well besides the occasional drum from up in the pool at gold creek.:D
I heard that they were gonna stock some more Floridas in the lake, but that is just what I heard the newsletter didn't say anything about it?
Back when they were stocking them regularly with large number of floridas, the bass were alot bigger, the biologists tell me the true super large bass come from the cross breading of the floridas and standard north american black bass. just what they said, I aint sure.
I wish they would stock a bunch of crappie in Greers Ferry, but maybe we had a great spawn the last 2 springs as high as the water was.
So i take it the crappie aint biting on greers either
Greers is a mature lake, and most years there aren't as many of them as we would like.
What type crappie are they stocking,black,white or black noise?
They are stocking black, and white crappie, according to the news letter. I cant taste the difference in them, to me when it comes to filleted crappie they are the same.
Is anybody having any luck on conway lake this week, let me know I am planning on going fishing this weekend, can use you help.
Maybe if we are lucky, by the weekend the ice will have melted and you can go fishing, when I crossed Gold Creek this morning there was still ice on the water. I am havin a itchin for a twitchin on my crappie pole also. But the deep freeze took its toll last week. the ice got fairly thick, and has yet to melt away. I bet a boat will break thru the ice now.
Ok don't know if they even stock the black noise anymore or not,I still catch one every year or so that got lost in the waterways.
Whats black noise, turtlebait? I am sure if it swims in Lake Conway I have seen it or heard of it, just not by that name. Please clarify for me, its driving me crazy, not knowing what Black noise is.:confused: I have even seen a octopus come out of lake Conway, but I aint familar with black noise.
Here you go.Quote:
Originally Posted by slabsntaters
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/main-...e-picture.html
Thanx CREEKSLICK, I see now that it is nose and not noise, they are abbundant in Conway, catch most of them around the log jams up around Adams Lake in Conway, I however, did not no that it was a species of crappie, I thought it was a hyperpigmented melanosis, it is common on blackbass. Here is a link to what I thought it was that causes that on crappie as well as bass. Dark Blotches On Bass : Fishing Fury
Noise nose crappie hang around octopus holes care should be taken when dipping and ficking in their honey hole....grin
I though they where one of G&F special breeds
Well put turtlebait.:D:D:D:D
Will after running over hills though swamps and jumped three ceeks I found where some of them there black noise nose crappie are and what they are.
Read alot of info and even seen that I that was a scam,it was made to believe the blacknose was a special breed and the lures they were saleing would catch them lol.When running though the hills I seen several fishing forums talking about them and get this as to what one said.He said that blacknose was like a football player with his makeup on.With dat thur black line down beteew his eyes iiiis for blocking sun light in clear water.Will after reading that I decided the black noise was ready a blacknose and could live in infested octopus waterways.
Here is some older post about them.
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/main-...ford-slab.html
I like you already turtlebait, you can lay out a line of bull with the best of them, but I can send you the link to the octopus article if you want, I try not to stretch stories to far.
I like you already turtlebait, you can lay out a line of bull with the best of the, I ll send you a link to the octopus story if you want, I try not to stretch my tales to far
I like you already turtlebait, you can lay out a line of bull with the best of them, I can send a link to the octopus story if you would like, I try not to get my stories to far fetched
Heck no I don't need a link I believe ya,anything can be in our waterways.I think tho I had rather catch a snakehead than a octopus.