I was just wandering who is the best crappie guide on grenada.We were going to take a trip next week and was just wandering who to get.This guide needs to have a big enough boat for 3 people.Please help thanks in advance.:fish
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I was just wandering who is the best crappie guide on grenada.We were going to take a trip next week and was just wandering who to get.This guide needs to have a big enough boat for 3 people.Please help thanks in advance.:fish
If he's open, John Harrison.
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How would I get intouch with John Harrison.
Bet he's booked but here's the number (662) 983-5999
Also need a little guide info for Sardis.
I got 3 buddies wanting to go to Miss. for 1st time. They have never spider rigged and i cant make trip to help them.
I told them they def. need to hire a guide for a day to show and help them.
Who are some to get in Sardis area and what roughly would their cost be for 1/2 or whole day trip. Thanks.
You might try Grenada Lake Charters they provide a cabin to stay in and all included in the cost.
Welcome to Grenada Lake Charters, Guided Trophy Crappie fishing on Grenada Lake
a pic of their cabin from their site....
http://www.grenadalakecharters.com/d...cabinboat1.jpg
Feelay here on the Miss board. Best there is for Sardis!Quote:
Originally Posted by crappies nightmare
x2 on Feelay. His 23foot Ranger can easily fish 3-4 people. I believe he's booked through April. You need to contact these guys in November for trips in March and April.
Which lake is better grenada or sardis?
As of Mar 21st both will have a 3 pole limit per angler. 11" or better on Sardis with a 15 limit. 12" or better on Grenada with a 20 limit. Both are great lakes.
Flip a coin, if your guide is on fish which lake wont matter.Quote:
Originally Posted by nabob
I will be down in Grenada for the first time in late October for a week. Would some of the local folks give me an idea what the fishing is like in late October? Im thinking about hiring a guide for the first day. Since this will be my first crappie fishing trip outside Illinois, I figure I will need a guide. What can I expect in late October?
If i can get guided trip on Sardis this year with Feelay or someone else at Sardis can anyone tell me the cost or close to it for 3 guys for day trip?
PM Feelay and he can tell ya his rates, posting them on open forum is against the rules and would most likely start some crap.
Thanks, Sorry didnt know that.
Dont know how to pm Feelay unless he posts.
If somebody that guides Sardis could pm me i would appreciate it and i will pm them back and keep info to myselph.
PMs are easy. Click on Private Messages. Go down and click on "send new message". Type in Feelay as the "recipient" add a subject, ask your question. Then click "submit message". Wait for answer.
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Just call feelay on the phone.....he has his number listed in the MS. Crappie Guides sticky at the top of the page. But here it is for ya........feelay
Carl Painter
cell: 901-734-7536
If someone suggests a fellow by the name of wannabe, run. Run very fast!
Hey now! Can't argue with my rates though.
Wannabe...
Thanks for help. figured it out pm sent.Quote:
Originally Posted by jigflinger
Talked to John this morning said he's been booked said he'd turned down around 100 folks.October can be good like the spring fish will head shallow can wade fish the ditchs.
don't know--a full on buffay for one fish is mighty pricey lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
Thanks for all the help.I got in touch with john last night and he is booked until may.John also told us that u r wasting your time going to grenada right now.He said he was on the water a couple days ago for 3 days and he said he didnt catch a single fish.He also told that sardis is hot right now he sad every day they are bringing in there limit 50,50,50.He also sad that grenada is muddy,very muddy.
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50,50,50? Never heard of that limit.:dono
Sounds like to me it was a 3 day trip and they limited out each day.Quote:
Originally Posted by jigflinger
That splains it, alrite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Yea. it was a three day trip of 2 people.
Feelay guides Grenada as well. Also Vic Finkley is my neighbor and a good guide. Feelay is a better hugger though.
(662) 417-8690
I would guide you but then I'd have to kill you to keep you from giving my spots away. Sorry, it just my rule.
Wannabe...
After a day on the water with you he would probably consider you killing him a favor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...