There is a new video of John Woods Catching those Sardis lake slabs a couple of weeks ago on You tube. It is worth the watch now doubt.
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There is a new video of John Woods Catching those Sardis lake slabs a couple of weeks ago on You tube. It is worth the watch now doubt.
can't find it man
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Link dude, link.
You asked for now you will probably not get to talk 2 me for a couple of weeks.
Thanks for the link, ole John wore um out.
You watch the ending? I thought that was pretty cool.
Kinda looked like a typical day for me hehe
Those were some huge crappie.
you have got to stay out of CN's nipQuote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
38 crappie...8 poles...I person catching fish...HMMMMMM:eek:
He sure was wearing them out.
101, I was thinking the same thing. I thought the law was 5 poles per person and a 20 fish limit.
I dont think that video camera is running itself.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by crappiholic
5 poles per person, doesn't say that each person has to actually fish.
True, but when it comes to the 20 fish limit those rules are a bit more stringent are they not? I know any fish you give away still count against your limit.Quote:
Originally Posted by feelay
I am going down there soon but I thought I read that you was only allowed 5 poles and 20 fish a day,so what is the limits and pole restrictions down there?also is there a possession limit.Sure is some nice looking fish.
No pocession limit as long as they are not in your boat.
Arkabutla, Sardis, Enid have a 5 pole per person limit.
Grenada has a 3 pole per person limit.
Arkabutla, Sardis, Enid and Grenada have a 20 fish per person limit.
The law says that all fish must be over 12". Some people kepp 12" fish and some throw them back. It is totally up to you on how lucky you feel.
20 crappie over 12" per licensed fisherman, woman or camera woman in the boat and a 5 pole limit with 2 hooks per pole.. I think that covers it.