We are head to Melvern tomorrow in the am. Stop bye and say hello if you see us out there, we are putting in at Arrow rock. She will be in her normal spot. Attachment 66811
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We are head to Melvern tomorrow in the am. Stop bye and say hello if you see us out there, we are putting in at Arrow rock. She will be in her normal spot. Attachment 66811
Good luck!hope they are bitin.
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Originally Posted by PurpleCrappie
Tear 'em up!! Drink lots water!!! Hope you have a safe one too.
yep runnin the boat and camera go getem nicko
We had a good average day on Melvern today. I did catch my biggest Smallmouth yet and had a small mouth crappie double. Post a full recap along with Vidoe at our website.
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Nick
Nice write up, video, and pictures. Congrats on your personal best Smallmouth, and all the fish that were caught. Sounds like a great day on the water Thumbs Up
Great write up and video Nick!
I noticed you are using line counters. I have not tried that yet, I have been using spinning reels so far. What type of reels are those?
Most of the line counters I have found hold way to much line for crappie fishing. Those reels do not look to be so large.
I have several ABU 5000 reels that I use for trolling for wipers and such but they do not have line counters on them.
Just curious as to what your thoughts are on the size and type of line counter reels.
Thank you
Keith
nice fishes nice report looks like dakoda did well on the camera as always
nice report on mr whiskers nwtg
Thanks Jim,
Wheels, I live the smaller line counters (only because of the amount of line needed) mostly for precision. You can drop a rig right down to the very top of a pile and not get hung up once you find the right depth. Great question.
Nick