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Harold and I slipped over to Dardanelle today. Things started off pretty slow but got better on up in the day. They seemed to prefer the larger minnows today.
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Hey Dave great looking fish. Looks like you have some bigguns. How deep were they? Still have eggs? Brush piles,or grass?
Good catch. I will be there Sun. thru Wed. good to see they are still biting.
Great job, those are some good ens!
5 to 6 FOW. Most had spawned out with some having some real loose eggs still. Males tails wore worn down from fanning the bed. I really think that we caught them nearing the end of the spawn. Seems like they were trying to get ready to migrate back out along a shallow depression and a point that went off into deeper water. Mostly over grass as we would occasionally get some on our hooks. We were using straight minnow rig, jigs with minnow (black/chart.) working the best, and just a pink jig head alone with a minnow. Water temp. was 69 to 70 degrees.
Great jon fellas!!
who's jon ? and quit callin people phylis !!Quote:
Originally Posted by Handicrappie
great catch Harold.
What are you doing with those catfish in their, they will mess up the taste of the crappie. I don't even like to have a catfish on my line are in the live well I'm afraid it will spoil the crappie
We kept them just because of the big mess they made of all the lines when one would get on. No, HAROLD wanted a few.
Good job, Harold and Dave. I will be there Friday and Saturday.
all you need is hot oil now