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...after watching all those fishing shows this morning i had to get out so i timed it just right betweeen the storms and got out to the pond behind my house and man were they biting...sorry just those green carp(no crappie in the pond) but it seemed like every other cast i had fish. hope none of yall were on the big lakes though...
Crazy Butt
Yep....crazy butt
You two beat me to it! LOL
Underground Weather says we have 3-5 MPH winds with gusts to 8 MPH.
Conway was whitecapped and if it wasn't blowing 20 knts, I'll kiss the weather guesser's fanny. I didn't launch the boat. I just fiddled around on some of the fishing piers and caught one nice green crappie. He got off... LDR.. thank goodness. I hate to touch green crappie.
I saw flooded fields in the delta this afternoon that were white cappin.
A trip from Graysport to the dam woulda been a fun ride today.
on the bright side i know some of you boys like catchin bream and i had one nice one up on a bed knock the heck out of my 5 inch fluke and hook himself clear through the skull in the process. so it shouldnt be long now before were ridin down to the baitshop to get out crickets and waxies
Sounds good...but I won't have to go to the baitshop...I raise my own redworms and mealworms.
do you keep them year round? and is it cost effective or is it just because of convience. ive always thought about it...
I raise them year around...they are very cheap to raise and it saves me a lot of money. They are really not that much trouble. When I get way more than I need...I sell to the bait shop.
if i was to raise just one. do you think that worms would be betterQuote:
Originally Posted by G-3 Fisherman
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