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I decided to hit Conway up this weekend for a little Green Carp action. The Crappie bite was a little slow, so why not? All these fish were caught on live cypress trees in about 7 or 8 foot of water on jigs and black power worms. Caught probably 10 in the 2lb range and a 4 pounder. No bigguns, but beats sittin at home!!Attachment 163781Attachment 163782Attachment 163783Attachment 163784All fish are still swimmin to thump another day!!
This is a family site :Rofl nice carp CJ
Dont be jealous, Bob.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Gindog
Plastic worms made that OK........anything else is cheatin'! I love that THWACK....
Man those go good on the grill! Use to throw em back- now I put em on the coals! Tugs a tug.
Nice catch budro. Stinkin water moccusins make good cat food or tomato fertilizer.
Good deal. I'm not a worm guy but could pull out some of my old 1/2 oz Arkie jigs with a pig on it and get after 'em
Nothing wrong with those!
Ain't nothing wrong with ripping lips off of a bass!
Apparently there is a rumor that a new state record largemouth was shocked or caught in Lake Conway. I am the only one who shocks the lake (so I think), so anyone know of a record bass caught recently? Probably just a rumor.
First I have heard of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by D10
Nice bass.
nice post congrats
Do you have a recipe you wanna share? Pm if you want.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackfish
Well, you take a pine 2x6 and place the bass fillet on it....:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Cmj
I bet that will give it some flavor. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by RCC
Same way I cook Trout. Cook over hot coals for 8 minutes, throw away Trout and eat the 2X6.Quote:
Originally Posted by RCC
Nice ones chris
catch em all man!!!! through em on the bank with the yellow bass, lol!!!!!