I have a busy weekend but am free on Sunday afternoon. Where should I go? Have boat will travel.
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I have a busy weekend but am free on Sunday afternoon. Where should I go? Have boat will travel.
Come to Lake City and go to church with me and I'll buy you a steak dinner... At least that way you are guaranteed to get something for your effort! :biggrin
I will be in church in Paragould and headed fishing after that. I will be in the boat on a body of water somewhere in NE Ark that afternoon. You can buy me a steak when I get back though.:ThumbsUp
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Hogue or Taylor bay if water still falling. Hurricane perhaps.
Any other ideas? Maybe St Francis River Bar Pits, Shirey Bay, or Portia Bay?
Drive to reelfoot maybe I haven't heard much around here. Might try mallard if your in tune with the crappie I can't catch them out there....:banghead
Portia still stained pretty good,shirey be ok
I think all mallard lake crappie died or swam out when the lake flooded.iI aintain't caught one there big enough to eat in six months.
Yeah, that's what I mean. I ain't figured out why I keep fishing mallard. Holding on to hope I suppose!:deadhorse
I agree the agfc is run by a bunch of yahoos that spend all the money on ducks and don't care about anything else. Not deer not turkey and definitely not fish unless its a dam trout.
Sorry wrong thread
It is sorta depressing ain't it. I still got one hole out that way I'm sure I can count on though!
i did today, figured rain was gonna be south and passed on goin to sippi. well i was half right rained there too. finished with 17 few good ones the rest small to avg. reelfoot is a diffrent scene for me as i hadnt been there in 15 yrs. its still there though did see a couple guys by me pull sum slabs out pitiful when you have to drive 2 hrs to catch decent feesh...
Now guys there are some nice crappie around here you just got to know where to catch them
JoeFish, you know where some good ones are. You just need to go figure out how to catch them!
You just have to know how and where to fish the local rivers.