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Attachment 178654 My father and I fished Crescent for the first time this year. We only caught around 20. Five were 14-15" with a bonus redfish that measured 26.5". While he was fighting that fish, another redfish snatched a pole into the lake and we couldn't catch up to it. :( Most fish were caught in 11-13.5 ft of water of a variety of different color jigs. As always, dad caught 90% of the fish.
Great job. Nice report
Attachment 178665 Here is the huge 26.5" redfish!
Nice pictures Luke, glad to see you and dad get out. The crappie looked like a 2lb class fish. Just 21 more days and I'll be at Crescent for 2 months, cant wait. Keep those post coming, your getting me excited. Forgot to mention, nice red for sure.
Nice redfish! Hopefully yall had a saltwater liscense to keep that red. Can get very expensive if not. Just a heads up.
You r right Crappielover it has been slow but lots of fun I caught two reds last week and both broke off before I could get the net...caught a 2.6 speck the other day.For now it's back to the Atl but I shall return! Can't believe how calm it can b sometimes and what's all that green slime on the water from time to time :dono
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Hey Quick...we didn't have the green slime but lots of eel grass floaters, maybe there's a connection. My scale wasn't working, but our two biggest were 15" and very thick. I don't know if our fish were as big as yours. Nice Pic!
It probably was they are fat from eating all those shrimp. Can't wait till the big numbers show up.
Crappie lover can you put your rod in the holder in such a way that the stem that connects the reel to the rod is behind the fork of the rod holder.l do that with my driftmasters on all rear facing poles a buddy of mine lost 2 in one day at Crescent by not doing so now he locks them all in.
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Nice fish & a great report coming from Crescent, I hope to make it up within the next couple weeks.
I will look into modifying our approach...though we are using Hi-Tek holders. Thanks for the tip either way.