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Ain't it a shame I have to deal with the fishermen around my crappie holes? The one in the water measured out at around 14 1/2 feet. We got about 2 feet from him and marked the boat where his nose was once his tail was at the back of the boat. I measured that with a tape. The one on the grass bed looked to be a little over 13 feet. My wife for some reason would not let me get any closer with the camera. What was she afraid of? Geeze it was a 14 foot boat.....
Tell her they taste like chikin :yikes
Looks like a freezer full of meat to me!
Choot em Choot em
You gotta be kidding me!!! :yikes
Wish I could draw a tag this fall for that place.:biggrin
That's a lot of mean lizard
It's nice to see gators that big living in Arkansas...and they look real healthy too. Im gussing they are on Millwood?
Super Lizard..... :yikes
If any of you guys from other states feel left out and want some on your lake come get all you want from us, especially Santee Cooper.
Always heard of alligator shoes, but all those were bare foot. Temps must be warmer there and they have pulled their shoes off.
They don't seem to be too afraid.
Looks like Arkansas Post or Merrisach Lake!
Get the treble hook!
Some mean competition right there. :Rofl
like to put an arrow in one of those guys!
My oh my! I almost fed a dog to one like that. Scared me to deeth! Good pix.
I gotta get back down there to see those dudes and catch some of those big ole Millwood crappie. Love that lake.
Them some "Tree Shakers" for sure.
cool pics
I don't like snakes. And these look like snakes that the Devil got ahold of and fed magic steroids!! Only ones I've seen fishing were on Toledo Bend. They scared me, and I ain't scared of nuthin'! These'd make me shun my popgun I carry for CCW, and get a REAL hogleg in the boat!
Never fished Millwood. Sure would like to. Man, my bucket list is growing, not shrinking!
These are from Millwood. Any given night in the spring or summer, we can normally see 30-50 just by cruising the river in the pontoon boat. Not sure why the AGFC will only issue 2 tags a year on that lake. We are coverd up with big gators there. I got to see a big bull back in Horseshoe lake (oxbow) perform the mating call. He would raise his head and tail out of the water and bellow out low and loud while he vibrated the water over his back. It look like popcorn popping all around him. A femal came to him and she would raise her head and basically "bark" back at him. They hooked up and went out of sight for awhile. Then the bull came back and started all over again. I just thought "you go boy"......
down in Fargo Ga billy`s lake 3 or 4 will hang around the boat while you fish hoping for a black fish .
Attachment 160605This one was at Lake Erling. It came off the bank and swam right under our Gheenoe, gave me the hebegebees. I guess it was at least a 12 footer.