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Attachment 225322Attachment 225323Attachment 225324Attachment 225325Attachment 225326Attachment 225327Attachment 225328Attachment 225329 Work load heavy.(ready to retire) Stopped at a private lake(have not fished in 20 years) on the way home from work to try some jig's We made for a Trout/crappie guide on the northfork/white River.Think the crappie liked them.Not big but crappie.
Great photos . That be Magness Lake ?
WOW!!! Good Guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
Isn't that where the trumpeter swans come in every year?
That was main place to see them for years . AGFC stocked several a few years back and you can see them more places .Quote:
Originally Posted by ski trip
Watch that Nimrod guy, i think he has a Drone Jackie53
Nice pics and catch, congrats!
Attachment 225410Attachment 225411Attachment 225412Attachment 225413 Had to try it again.Even in the Rain. Crappie were schooling(would see a swirl,ripple)on top of the water cast to the( ripple) bam fish on.Love to feel the thump."Great Therapy".After a day at work in the rain.
Yes. amazing bird's."Swan's" and all the different kinds of Water Bird's.Quote:
Originally Posted by ski trip
Love to see crappie in a persons hand and swans swimming. Great pictures.
Two of my favorite sports feeding birds (lead) and fishing
Nice pics.
Don't let Jackie fool ya, it isn't the lake that matters. If it rains heavy he'll fish a low spot in his back yard and catch fish.
I noticed you said lead , thought that was illegal for migratory birds ?:biggrin Buddy , too much water most places for either sport right now .:twocentsQuote:
Originally Posted by Gindog
He ain't gonna go fish hungry. He just quietly shows up with a big hand full or ironing board full of fish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mac Daddy