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The pic above is from the Chippewa Flowage - Below is from in Hayward's Fishing Hall of Fame
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you got to love the big chip
Some crappie from Pine Lake (Waukesha County) with the kids. Mid week, a friend and I were catching these at 2pm in full sun. Took the kids on the weekend and had to work hard to collect these. It was a great fish fry!
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A few more WI crappie pictures. This guy was caught in Downtown Waukesha at Frame park. Probably the biggest I've ever caught.
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This fatty from Keesus Lake broke my rod in two - thought it was picture worthy
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Wow! What a pig!
Nice pics, nice catch. Thanks for sharing. Those are great fish, especially for Wisconsin. I know they are there too.
I used to live in Rhinelander,Gods country
Great day on the ice Saturday.. North woods of Wisconsin!
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C'mon 83- don't post a picture of a monster like that without telling us her weight! Wow!
Wow, dats a big'un!
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Although it is a little deceiving cause thats a Red Ear underneath it! At first you think it's another crappie.
I see that now! I thought it was a white crappie and that we were looking at a 4 lb BC.
I actually never weigh my fish.. Just put the tape on them but if I could give a good guess when I get over the 15" mark they push 2 3/4 to 3 1/2 pounds..
You should try it sometime- maybe you would like it! I don't think it hurts the fish much but I guess it does limit the yarns you can spin afterward. Love those big platter BC. Thanks for sharing.
Nice