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this evening on my boat dock I caught three crappie one was 10 inches and the other two were 9 in 8 really had to work hard for them but they get they were coming in to my area array array.
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that fish were caught on the hand-tied jig 1/64oz. blackbody chartreuse tail hair.
Need to sink some brush around your boat doc Bob. That will bring them in good.CF
I was out again this morning and had fish available yet. They were deeper in the water today but the size was better, lots in the +13" range. Had to do some color changing to stay with them today, but I know a guy who makes baits and colors are no problem for him. :biggrin
Hey Bob....Sink a bale of alfalfa hay by your dock.
Its always good to have crappie on your dock.
what would alfalfa do? Never heard of that one. I have heard of Plastic pipe and Christmas trees but not that. Please enlighten this city person.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
I believe the alfalfa brings in bait fish because it colonizes algae for them to eat.
ok. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
Your right...works great
OK Bob....You have a brand new awsum boat......so what are you doing fishing on the dock ? :dono
He was just field testing!!!!!!!!LOL
My wife will let me go fishing by myself she doesn't trust me might find a mermaid.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
while I would be down there fishing today but it is torn down rain lightning and thunder tomorrow's post to be 87° with the low of about 67 or the next few days so hopefully the fish will be hungry. thanks guys for all the compliments I enjoy reading all the wonderful comments.
Sounds like my wife tooQuote:
Originally Posted by snake River
Right it will also attract minnows and other bait fish, it will also attract carp that like to feed on the alfalfa hay. A lot of carp fishermen up here use the alfalfa hay to attract carp, falls apart in a month or so if any current.Quote:
Originally Posted by shipahoy41