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Started around 10 with much less wind than Saturday
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It was a beautiful day
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The crappie are getting fat and sassy
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Kept a limit for Thanksgiving
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School bus yellow at 14 feet
Water temp 62
UH....UH....UH.....boy howdy.....
Great catch and pics! Looks like the rain didn't mess your water up.
It was up over a foot from last weekend but I guess they needed itQuote:
Originally Posted by armyman
Is that Grand Bayou?Quote:
Originally Posted by theygotaeat
No sir... but I bet you can launch at Grand Bayou now[emoji106]Quote:
Originally Posted by Bman350
Great catch and pix. You in.
Thats a sweeeeeet mess o fish right there. Good job tge
Hope it's like that tomorrow. Don't think I have any school bus yellow, though. Great catch.
They hit awesome pink,Orange Crush, and crossbreed too.Quote:
Originally Posted by RMGeorge
All pulling zero pushing
1.4 mph
About 75 feet of line out rod tips about 6" off the water
WOW! Great catch! Congratulations!
I would like to Nomanate you the Louisiana cranking KING
CW you're too much... but hypothetically what would my crown look like[emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by cyberwolf
I keep hearing about "orange crush" jigs. Can you post a pic of this jig and tell me where I can buy some?
Thanks
Charlie
Nice catch TGE! I have been catching a few at a local pond using this bait Academy Sports & Outdoors from academy. One of my favorite things about using a small crankbait is that I am just as likely to catch a bass or a big bream as a crappie. Do you find that as the water cools that there comes a point where the fish are too lethargic to chase and catch a crankbait? Or do you just slow it down? Thanks for your help, reports, and inspiration!
You can catch them down to about 50 degrees and they seem to like it slowed down the colder it gets
During the summer I ran as fast as 2.7 mph
The last few weeks they have wanted it around 1.4
Try Jim Porter's perfect jigQuote:
Originally Posted by ccm