A guy I follow posted this on youtube. What I would call an all weather fisherman there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G68ICHx_nrY
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A guy I follow posted this on youtube. What I would call an all weather fisherman there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G68ICHx_nrY
Give that bird a fillet knife. That was awesome!
He needs a knife so he can fillet those crappie before he eats them so he don't choke.
I know ole John down there in Mayflower who made this video, fished under the hwy 89 bridge with him a few times. And im going to shoot that dang Gum bird yet...LOL
Don't worry about that bird no mo. I figured he oughta taste like crappie as many as he's ate.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePro
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/attac...h-post-001.jpg
ROFLMBO....now thats funny!!!!
A moment of silence for a fallen comrade...
He beat us without spider rigging,,trolling, or even a boat, heck, he did it standing on one leg!!!
great video!!
think he guides
look out russ! looks you have finally met your match!! lol
HAHA!!! thats funny, there has been a few times ive been out fishing and not have one durn crappie in the livewell and i look up at one of these blue herin's and hes looking at me from the side of his face, with his long bill pointed up, as I watch him gulp down a 10-12 inch crappie. I cant help but think he is rubbing it in.:mad:
I believe that would have given me the reds!
That bird caught that fish with his pecker!
Maybe second best , Flathead Catfish probably eat more Crappie than anything in or on the lake.
Thats gotta be pretty high on the list of "horrible ways to die".
Flathead's in Conway eat more crappie in 1 week than all the fisherguy's catch combined in a month.Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
When they drained it 10 years or so ago and let a few commercial guys come in and try to catch out the rough fish, a bunch of flatheads were taken out too. Seen a thousand lbs in several 100 yard nets for several days in a row.