Interesting article.
Top 50 Crappie Waters | fishhound.com
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Interesting article.
Top 50 Crappie Waters | fishhound.com
Nothing from Louisiana? I'd have the atchafalaya basin in my top 10.
That's the interesting part. I feel a letter coming on..... and maybe a few pictures.
Shhhhh let it be our little secretQuote:
Originally Posted by jig rig
What's more shocking is that Arizona had a lake on the list. I didn't even know Arizona had crappie :scratchheadQuote:
Originally Posted by jig rig
I like the way you think Belizaire.
I didn't know they had a lake...........Quote:
Originally Posted by 20watt
I see my favorite lake is number 5 :biggrin
Seems this one makes less sense than the last one I saw. Toledo Bend was at 23 and not high 30's? I doubt that!
Its all about tourism Skip, got Nader listed as number one because of the CM weights but ain't telling how tuff it has really been this year, yes if you catch a keeper it is a good one but they a far and few between.Quote:
Originally Posted by skiptomylu
I have never fished Darbonne but all the reading I have done on it through the years I would have thought it would be in the top 10
If everyone was as good a fisherman as JR they would all be ranked no. 1 lakes .
Here is the list of top 50 that we were seeing before this one. Seems someone is not correct, LOL! Imagine that!
Alabama has four of nation's top 50 crappie lakes says Fishhound.com | AL.com
Then y'all probably don't know that the original London Bridge was torn down and moved to Lake Havasu and rebuilt We visited there in our Motorhome. Neat place to visit but hottttt in the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by prefers shiners
London Bridge (Lake Havasu City) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nerver knew that for sure. Would have probably told someone they were crazy with the heat if they told me that the old London Bridge was brought over to the USA and pit in Arazona, LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by SeaRay
They numbered each block of the bridge when they took it down and then used that to reassemble. You can still read the numbers on some of the blocks. They rebuilt the bridge, then dug a channel under it so it actually goes over water. Several countries bid on it, but the Arizona proposal they felt was the best preservation of the bridge.Quote:
Originally Posted by skiptomylu
You have to consider the sources I'd bet there are more Crappie Sacaulait caught in Louisiana than any other State by far
I'd have to have the Big 4 + Lake Washington in Greenville, MS in the top 10. They pummel anything in LA. I don't know how you get any better for the numbers along with the size fish they have. D'Arbonne and Poverty are good fishing, but don't hold a candle. 1 month out the year Poverty may compete. They offer better fishing in more months of the year with being able to troll cranks in the hot summer time, and still catch 2+ lb fish. I'd put D'Arbonne in the top 50, where that is I'm not sure. It's good, but it's not that good. I'd expect D'Arbonne to be in next years polls once Crappie Masters comes here next year. Name recognition means a lot.
Duhhh
Exactly what I was thinking!Quote:
Originally Posted by belizaire
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Just what I thought !!!! It said this Page does not Exist,, That means that not one Lake was in the Correct location on what was suppose to be THE list.