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First day on the water this fall, really nice day to be on the water. Fish were a little finicky but put number 20 in the cooler at 12:30. Waded thru a bunch of dinks at times to get them. Looked like the drifters and pullers were struggling a bit. Talked a second to a nice guy in a purple procraft, why do y'all give him such a hard time, Lol.
Nice catch. Looks like all that hard work is paying off.
Nice Austin. I am fishing for a week starting Sat. and that gives me hope. Those fish look like candy to a little boy!! Any favorite colors and depths?
Buddy I was on the west side of lake, caught them close to or right on bottom in 10-13fow. White/chart and pink/white tubes on your 3\32 chart glow jigheads.Quote:
Originally Posted by ifish
Buddy I was on the west side of lake, caught them close to or right on bottom in 10-13fow. White/chart and pink/white tubes on your 3\32 chart glow jigheads.Quote:
Originally Posted by ifish
Way to go Austin ...
Rickie
You were correct on the drifters. I fished yesterday for six hours and ended up with four keepers and too many smalls to count. I did use an entire small jar of nibbles catching them.
are the fish holding tight to brush???
Pab were you in Jonathan creek yesterday in a v bottom tracker with a dog? If so that was me and wiskers in the purple and white procraft. we were spider rigging then after talking to you we went to 2 poling jigs and started catching some. Thanks for the advice the fish had me and Terry both scratching our heads.
Yep the fish I caught were burrowed up in it. Marked a lot of bait everywhere and good numbers of fish away from wood but didn't look like those fish were cooperating with the guys fishing in open water.Quote:
Originally Posted by tlmorrow88
i got a question?? do the fish tend to bury up in the brush when there pulling lots of water... it seems weird to me because the conditions really havnt changed in the last three weeks except for the amount of water going through the dam... any insight on this would be appreciated thanks!!!
Yes I have found generally that fish will hold tighter to cover when flow is high. I have also found high pressure and lots of sunshine will put fish deep in cover and normally in a neutral to negative mood. But take what I say with a grain of salt, I'm just a redneck from Carlisle county that likes chasing crappie.Quote:
Originally Posted by tlmorrow88
Austin= I'm just a good fishin redneck from Carlisle county that likes chasing crappie.
Nice bunch of crappie Austin, congrats on a fine day of fishing!
Thanks Dallas, good to see your still hanging around here. Hope you and your's are doing well. Get out there and catch a mess and put some pics up for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Huck Finn
Thanks Buddy, not sure bout the good part, but thanks none the less.Quote:
Originally Posted by ifish