Double limit with the pro 1/4/14

Meet up my my fishing partner for another cold day on the water , fish were on and off throughout the day but we stayed with em and picked em off when they were willing to bite, first double limit if 2014 and I was able to catch the big fish of the day, a 2.6 lb toad, Russ normally catches the big ones but today it wasn't turn lol!!!! Enjoyed my friend!!! Until we meet again Tite lines!!!!!!Attachment 146792Attachment 146793Attachment 146795we gave our catch to fellow fisherman so no tailgate pics on this trip!

Nice fish.

Awesome guys wish I wasn't working

Good trip to get 40 today.

Nich catch

Way to go. Man y'all can catch em!!!!

Glad y'all tore them up. You had a great fishing partner today. The pro is a good guy to fish with.

That's a pretty white slab you caught!

I was wondering why I was catching so many drum ... All the crappie was in ur boat Nice catch guys

Them are some nice ones.

"wow"!!!!

Great job fellas

Nice double limit.

Congrats guys!! Wish I could get these ducks out of my head :biggrin

Nice catchin!

looking good that is some very nice fish

Greg wish we could have stayed with y'all the rest of the day. I had a bday party I had to be at though looks like y'all keep layin it to them!

It was a great day Greg. My first limit and double limit of 2014. We had Ozark Rods blazing them down today baby. Congrat's on the Hog. I love mining silver in a Golden Creek.

Thanks for the pics. Those are some nice fish.

Nice catch you guys!!! I want to thank you Crappie Greg and Mr. Pro again for the blessing you guys gave me, all I can do is pay it forward when the opportunity permits. Good example of unselfishness & sportsmanship... Hats off to you both and many more days of tight lines & limited live well space!!:cheers2

Great catch guys!

Catch em all Jack!

Great catch y'all:)

That one ole boy hit us at a good time Greg. I know he and his Fam will enjoy those fish. LOL I would have went home just a bragging to the wife on what a good day I had. LOL He was coming in at dark and I know he tried his best out there to catch a few and when he said I only caught one. It was good to give to a fellow fisherman who did'nt catch many. And I feel much better about cleaning the 30 i already have iced down this morning. LMBO

hey russ i always see that you advertise ozark rods. whats the deal with them. do you like the lenght , the action, jiggabobbin, tightlinin,castin , just curious.

Good Grief. The respect and amazement I have for folks that go out in this stuff, and then catch a limit, is off the charts. I used to think I could learn a lot here, but man......I think maybe I just need to sit in the 'back of the boat' and smile at the Pros. I've done this crappie thing, off and on, for over 40 years. It's like I haven't learned a thing.

But these old boys have. Wowzers and amen!

Keep the pictures coming. I'm GOING to catch a few this year, I promise. But as for living on Top of The Heap, I'll have to do that vicariously.

I DO wonder if you guys are married, though..........:biggrin

I have fished many rods and can say the ozark 10 ft has great sensitivity and is very light weight, especially with my solo reel on it. I have fished the 11 ft ozark but it is a little heavier. The down side on the 10 ft is the ability to lift a good fish in the boat. The 11 ft has more back bone to lift heavier fish in without a net. Russ got me using the 10 ft and I really like it.

Nice haul guys. Giving to another fisherman without---priceless!!!!

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Originally Posted by fishking3360

hey russ i always see that you advertise ozark rods. whats the deal with them. do you like the lenght , the action, jiggabobbin, tightlinin,castin , just curious.

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The Ozark 10 footer is the toughest, lightest, most sensitive jigging rod on the market...The titanum tip is made to go down and punch that jig out. The strike coming up a 10 foot ozark is like being struck by thunder. The rear seated model lets me use the entire length of the rod for reach in vertical jigging. Get ahold of my buddy Don Blakely/or PM Conway on here if you live in central AR. My sponsor Bates Field and Stream also sell them on the shelf. But call first to make sure thay have some because they fly out the door so fast when they get em in. I also think Meatgetter sells them down in SE arkansas. These guys on here will back me up on the 10 foot Ozark. Trust Us they are CrappiePro approved.

I prefer a 11 footer in bigger boats in open water fishing brush.

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Originally Posted by CrappiePro

The Ozark 10 footer is the toughest, lightest, most sensitive jigging rod on the market...The titanum tip is made to go down and punch that jig out. The strike coming up a 10 foot ozark is like being struck by thunder. The rear seated model lets me use the entire length of the rod for reach in vertical jigging. Get ahold of my buddy Don Blakely/or PM Conway on here if you live in central AR. My sponsor Bates Field and Stream also sell them on the shelf. But call first to make sure thay have some because they fly out the door so fast when they get em in. I also think Meatgetter sells them down in SE arkansas. These guys on here will back me up on the 10 foot Ozark. Trust Us they are CrappiePro approved.

I prefer a 11 footer in bigger boats in open water fishing brush.

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thanks for the info russ. i live in sherwood and will stop in at bates on my way to and from conway and check one out.

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Originally Posted by arkansasbowhunter

I have fished many rods and can say the ozark 10 ft has great sensitivity and is very light weight, especially with my solo reel on it. I have fished the 11 ft ozark but it is a little heavier. The down side on the 10 ft is the ability to lift a good fish in the boat. The 11 ft has more back bone to lift heavier fish in without a net. Russ got me using the 10 ft and I really like it.

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thanks for the info ill have to try one

You can get em from Conway farmers co-op also

Good job and deed guys. I wish everytime I hit the ramp with 1 someone gave me 10. Just proves that what comes around goes around.
The Ozark is on of the best rods I have used in years. I like the 11 over the 10 in helps get it stuck up in that iron wood a little farther. For those that spider riggin their trolling rods are the best.

NICE MESS!... burr...