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I just finished a restoration of a 3lb 4oz crappie that was over 30 years old. I had already changed out the old eye and placed one on the back side also in the before pic. I normally just do new mounts but this was my first restore.
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Nice job.
"WOW" nice!!!!
Good job !
Beautiful. I think crappie are one of the tougher species to get the coloring correct, and that most mounts don't look very good. Great job and thanks for sharing.
Good job,david .you might get more work than you want!!!!
Nice Work!!
The New Bass Pro Shop in Little Rock might be interested in displaying your Crappie Mount!!! "WOW" What a Crappie!!!
Does anyone know when the Bass Pro shop will open.
Does anyone know when the Bass Pro shop will open.That was a good job. It looks good
Thanks for all the comments!
Very good job
Nice job, David. Those eyes really look good, and great paint job. Hard to believe that's the same fish!
Thanks Ski!
Looking good!
Greg this was Lance's Dad's big crappie. Here are some outside pics after I got the piece put together. I took it to him a while ago and he was very excited about it! It'll be hanging in the Bait Shop for a little while.
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Thought I recognized it I've seen on the wall several times , you done a good job , that should make jacks day!!Quote:
Originally Posted by slabbandit
You forgot to tell everyone this fish was caught on lake nimrod back in its hay days, no joke!!!!!
Yea, It came from up around Sunlight Bay back in the 70's.
WHAT??? :yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by Crappie Greg
Believe its scheduled for sometime in the fall.Quote:
Originally Posted by farmer1940
I heard that they were shooting for Dec of this year.
good work there