The wife wants too buy me a guided crappie fishing trip for our 25th wedding anniversary, Where would you go and who would you hire for a guide.
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The wife wants too buy me a guided crappie fishing trip for our 25th wedding anniversary, Where would you go and who would you hire for a guide.
Sardis , MS......... Carl Painter ( goes by feelay here on the site) He is one of the best guides on Sardis http://www.crappie.com/crappie/missi...s-listing.html
what he said
theysaid
Sardis or Grenada and FEELAY
theysaidtheysaid
you cant beat that
Reelfoot!!!! Bluebank resort, with Billy Blakely as a guide. Trip of a lifetime!!!
Over here in Maine. Its a secret place.
Lartoguideservice.com
Larto is one of the best white perch lakes anywhere, limit out of 50 on slabs more often than not, super guys, great cabins next door, and terrific guys. Plus the weather this time of year is really mild in Louisiana
theysaidtheysaidtheysaid:ThumbsUp MISSISSIPPI HERE I COME
theysaid home of 3# crappie
carl painter sardis ,ms
Looking like sardis is the place to go. when is the best time of year to go and is it any good the first week of may.
May is a little late for the spring bite and early for the summer bite. Feb-mid April, July - November are the best times to come. Would be happy to talk to you about it, just give me a call.
901-734-7536
Feelay's boat is bigger than Noah's ark. If you go, take some jogging shoes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank C
I'd have to say Mississippi also. One of the big 3. It's on my list.
Sounded so good I pmed Feeley myself...LOL
Feelay will definitely get the job done and just one heck of a nice young man. If anybody is catching it will be Feelay.Quote:
Originally Posted by BAMA S
Gotta be Mississippi
Mississippi has been on my bucket list since I joined here.....too bad the bucket is so big and billfold is so small
Come up to PA and fish Pymatuning Lake the first week of may. Load the boat with lb and a half crappies.
You should definitely decide if you are interested in numbers of fish, or size. It may be that you prefer non-stop catching, or maybe you want to cast and retrieve more than spider rigging. What kind of fishing you want to do may be as important as what kind of fish you want. If you are interested in catching spawners, you may want to go further North.....Mr Bee posts from Maine and it looks beautiful, if scenery is important. Lots of different factors to make that big anniversary something to remember
Amen to thatQuote:
Originally Posted by vic n
X2 on Maine. Have you seen the pictures of the fish be catches?
If you want to fish lake washington in Mississippi home of the 3lb ders contact me on the Ar.board! !! Best times late February thur mid April! !!!! Great Rate.
Really good advice. If you are looking for a chance to set a record (or just catch your personal best), then Grenada is probably the answer. If you want to single pole or cast, maybe somewhere else. Course.... Dont let the stuff about numbers of fish worry you much. You can catch big numbers of very large fish at Grenada, and Sardis (and Enid, Arkabutla, and Washington for that matter)!Quote:
Originally Posted by vic n
If you could afford a week I'd go to Mississippi and hit several of the big name lakes with local guides!
Creekslick!!!!He can catch them!!!
Bee, I am always envious of those nice black crappie.Quote:
Originally Posted by bee
Funny... None of y'all realize you are replying to a year old thread....lol!
LOL I saw my name starting that thread and thought its been awhile since did that.
If I was in NY I would look hard at fishing with Bee in Maine. It's twice as far to MS and Bee catches the prettiest fish in the prettiest places and not other boats running you over to see what you're catching. Not to take anything from feelay and MS but just saying.
"gene"
That will teach me to read page 2. Frank I hope you had a great trip where ever you ended up at.
"gene"
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