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Saw a friend with a table made from an ironing board covered with some polyethylene and had to have one myself. Had it out cleaning fish yesterday and thought I would share the idea.The bolts holding it on are countersunk to avoid hitting them with the knife. Best thing is that you can adjust the height to keep from crouching so it saves my back.
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You been to village creek again?
he's the head man there now that his buddy quit.Quote:
Originally Posted by wildmanjp
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Nice mess of fish there, congrats on the catch.
That is a good idea for an adjustable table.
Had one of those and their great altho I like useing a 55 gallon drum with 2 foot by 3 foot sheet of plywood on top.
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Originally Posted by Turtlebait
hillbilly.
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No a flatlander with hillbilly know how lol.
Nice mess of fish....Gomer...what was ur method this time of year to catch a mess like that at village creek?...Just curious...never fished there
he mostly uses dynamite and picks through them getting the ones not damaged. he's good at it. on villiage creek he can do as he pleases now. i think he may have come up with a new color paint even.
I got to hear more about the crappie at Village Creek.
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Originally Posted by Dodgeman
dodge, it's not about the crappie that the villiage crick is famous for. it's about who posts what and where. it was a long long thread on the fudge started by none other than gomer. he was a thorn in the side of his buddy that painted the crick. his buddy quit guiding so i guess gomer has the run of the crick now. i've never been there but his buddy or someone's buddy had the state put in a ramp right by the highway for you to put in. as far as the fishing? you'll have to ask gomer.
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Ironing board is nice, but the crappie story would be a bit better:D
Nice looking fish.
By the way, crossed village creek this afternoon and where I crossed there was no water.
jp was wrong. These are my village creek fish. I catch lots of smaller crappie in the fall but if you check my old posts on here You will see how I catch the few I catch.
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8-9 feet deep on black/chartreuse jig on a 1/32 ounce jig with a white crappie nibble on portia,burnt cane, East Moon, East Lake, Taylor Bay(Has Been hot but water is dropping), Hurricane and about any oxbow. Find the deep cover and work slowly. Feel it hit a limb or stump work it over. You find the deep cover they will come. Now is when the days just looking with my 997are paying off. get off the banks
Nice info gomer....Those HM finders do look appealing!...Oh, spider riggn or single polling!
Single poling but saw a couple of guys spider rigging catch a few. They probably had more than me. But it seems that if they tried to troll over the same tops they would be hung up a bunch.