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Caught my first blackstripe, but it is actually sort of a brown stripe.... And did not have the black crappie colors. It looked like a white crappie with a dark brown stripe down the back and on the bottom of the mouth and throat......Attachment 106245. Tasted like a crappie.
How long was he, the day Donnie and I fished together we had one that was 13 inches. Have caught a bunch of em but think that was the biggest one. Pretty cool.
Not sure. Think he was around 13 inches. My son measured him against the ruler, and he was over 12...... He was the smallest fish we kept. Only caught one under 12 all day, but did not catch the numbers you had. I'm gonna have to start driving to the Skuna side of the lake, I guess........ Started to run over there, but was nervous about running back to Wolf Creek in the afternoon wind......
Magnolia Crappie
I called you but no answer..:banghead When I called yall would have been fine but after lunch it got tuff, would have hated to make that run back South yesterday and bet today is much worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iwannafish
Raceing stripe crappie.
Mr Jim, you are correct, when you set the hook the race is on with them dudes!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jimfish
Magnolia Crappie.....it tells all about them here MDWFP - Magnolia Crappie
caught one of the specks with the stripe on sardis last fall--was a bit over 14 inches--even it's tongue had the stripe on it
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Originally Posted by Iwannafish
What are black crappie colors? Black crappie have the same colors as white. The pattern of the spots is different and number of dorsal spines is the only difference.
Those things would be great for stocking in a small pond since they are sterile!Kinda like coppernose bream!Nice article!
The ones that are hatched at the hatchery may be sterile, but the wild one do spawn. Been catching them for years out of farm ponds. They do pretty well in ponds over about 2 acres. The only way to be sure you are stocking sterile hybrids is to buy them from the State Hatchery. The Magnaloia Crappie looks identical to a wild bred black stripe crappie. Since black strip crappie are naturally occurring in nature any you catch and take to a pond may very well be spawners.
Lol, I think they kinda like geezers when it comes to {spawning} they go thru the motion but dont get nuttin accomplished Bwahahahahahahaha!Quote:
Originally Posted by jigflinger
They got little blue pills too?????:donoQuote:
Originally Posted by GitDaGrease
My nephew was in the class that started this study at state. But the main study was pawn shrimp.
I've caught a few of them.