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Caught a few at Taylor Bay, probably caught 25 or 30, just brought home some of the bigger ones. Go fishing during the week with temperatures hitting 100 degrees and you probably will have most lakes to yourself.
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A couple of the bigger ones, I was glad to get on some with some size, these went over a lb.
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Good job Kenneth. Glad you had a good trip.
Nice fish!
Trollin or jiggin structure?
Nice fish, Kenneth!:) Your reward for braving this heat. Where did you put in to get to Taylor Bay? Single pole, spider rigging or what?Thinking about making a run over there one day next week. Supposed to be cooler. Congrats and thanks for posting the pics too!:D
Nice catch!
Hey KG, you look just like yourself. You know in these temps, laying them on that kind of tailgate is gonna leave some good looking grill marks. :D
Nice fish.
Nich catchin"! Everyone knows you can't catch them in weather this hot!
Caught these spider rigging with jigs. Red and chartruese seem like the best color for the crappie and the gar. Those gar sure can do some damage to a spider rig setup. I put in at camp ground right on Taylor Bay you can see it crossing the white river bridge for $3, you can put in up town in Augusta for no charge but would use that much fuel getting there.Quote:
Originally Posted by ski trip
Good mess of fish , understandable few of us out in this heat.;)
Thanks for the info, Kenneth. May try to get over there next week during the week.
Thanks for the info. I'd like to see how you got that Tracker set up for spider riggin. Looks like a nice boat.
I sent you a pm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Searcyfish