How's the fishing been? I have a good time this spring fishing for them. They've been hitting just about everything I've thrown at them... Most I have ever fished for them. They're very overlooked here, so I am sure that helps.
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How's the fishing been? I have a good time this spring fishing for them. They've been hitting just about everything I've thrown at them... Most I have ever fished for them. They're very overlooked here, so I am sure that helps.
:eek:Not crappie fishing in MA, but will be doing lots of Saltwater fishing up there!!!! Thumbs Up :eek::cool::pQuote:
Originally Posted by knobcreek
I'll be doing that too! Stripers will be here shortly...:)
Here are a few Crappie from this spring... Guess not many people fishing for Crappie in MA, espcially now with the stipers here....Attachment 62795Attachment 62794Attachment 62793Attachment 62792
those are awesome looking. love to get a day where i can catch a bunch like that!
Crappie fishing on local ponds has been very good this summer & fall, including on the Quabbin. Right now I'd be expecting the Oxbow (on the Ct. River in Northampton) to be hot, but the river has been so low that even the big perch haven't ventured in - yet. If we finally get some decent precip, then I suspect things will pick up there as well. The ice is starting early this year though, so we may miss out on some of the best fishing. This coming week, temps suppose to get back up into the 50's with some showers. That may help. :)
Going to hit Long Pond in Lakeville this weekend via the Kayak. Hopefully, it will be nice on Sunday.
Tedington, how did you fare at long pond? i plan to get out on sunday afternoon. although, i havent decided between tautog or crappie, yet. it depends upon where the mothers day plans are at in the morning.
Mothers day took precedence and the Mrs. decided to go to Maine. I guess it could be worse, at least I got to see my lake in Maine. lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by gelauck
I have been fishing over the last few weeks at the Norton Reservoir and have had some luck. Multiple species (Perch, Pickerel, Pumpkinseed, Crappie and LM Bass) The Crappie that I caught was approx 12-14 inches, quite nice if you ask me:ThumbsUp. My Bro-in-law even caught a Walleye.
It has proven to be a decent spot and it is easily accessible with the kayaks. My 9 Year old tags along as well.
Cheers!
I have been catching them on anything colored red or yellow. I don't know why because they werent biting my red stuff last year.
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We've been hitting them with less frequency this summer - not sure why? However, I cannot wait for the first frost! That's when they'll be moving and schooling tighter, outside the weeds, instead of in them. Tomorrow morning (9/6/13) we're suppose to "maybe" get a frost. I hope so! :)
Craps been so quiet around my way its like they're extinct
haven't targeted crappie since july since the smallies came to life
I'll be heading out in early april to my favorite crappie pond. Already got my gear ready :biggrin
Any luck off shore ? What kind of jig's do you use? My son caught a nice 1 ponder with a popper {bass popper} of shore.
Here in the western end of the state, the ice has just left about 2 weeks ago. Water is still very cold, but I suspect things will pick up shortly. :)
How's the bite? Anyone fishing Glen Charlie Pond? I went Mother's day and got a few from the kayak. Would like to get on there with the tin can soon.