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Corked a limit on Lake Conway/Gold Creek with several 1 /1/2lb-2lb fish tossing a cork to off the bank cover in 3-5 feet deep. Used a solid white tube trimmed Crappie Pro style and 1/64 oz orange head/with eyes and a crappie nibble. It was a slow bite and I really had to work for um... but when you did get a bite.. HOLD ON!!!. Very slow rolling almost letting it set was the way to work these slabs out of their hiding places. Tight Lines
Nice catch CP , looks like another good day in the creek
You can take the boy out of the country but you can't take country out of the boy
Any questions ..........this boy is solid ......~
Nice CP. You da man on Conway.
WTG Russ....nice fish!
Good catch
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Good job Russ......
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Nice fish
Very nice!
Nice bunch of fish Russ
Attaboy, Russ! That's why crappie fear you!
Great mess of fish CP. Those are the kind you don't mind working for.
That and casting is my favorite way to fish. good job.
Fine catch there Crappie Pro!
great catch!
Wow!
nice.....jig-n-cork is def one of my fav ways to get it done
Nice catch bud !!
Great catch! Looks like Conway hasn't been doing bad lately!
Nice catch using yet another method
Nice stringer of crappie there russ!!
Russ, what would you say the percentage of trips that you limit out is? I know mine, 0%! Great catch!
Nice mess Russ
Great catch Crappie Pro!!! What is the best setup for this corking tech,Rod length "5',6 ft,reel, line care to explain to us bass fishermen wannbe crappie fishermen!!!!
I'm not gonna say you did good until you go and do it one more time. I think this time was just luckrotfl
I have never really kept count precentage wise. But if I had to guess I would say at least half of my trips or better I come home with a limit.Quote:
Originally Posted by htr2133
I like a 8-9 foot quality spinning outfit. I use a 9 foot Ozark casting rod with a Shakespere Dimension reel with a quality 6lb test line (this is one sweet outfit for casting and retrieveing). I like a small tear drop wieghted bobber or balsa wood/styrofoam slip bobbers. I like a slow do nothing drift retrieve the best... with maybe a pop of the cork every now and then to get a bite.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackie53
Stay Tuned...and welcome back Duck Commander. HAHA!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by RCC
check out various float and fly rods, they work great I have a BnM 10 ft float & fly rod that works well .....also have a st croix float & fly premier 8'6 light moderate action that i like a little better....but the BnM is a good rod, cant go wrong with either.......just throwing out the idea to consider F&F rodsQuote:
Originally Posted by jackie53
Yet again, nice limit there!
Good looking bunch of fish you got there! Awesome report.