WATER WAS GETTING MUDDY VERY FEW CRAPPIE A FEW CAT AND THIS ONE
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WATER WAS GETTING MUDDY VERY FEW CRAPPIE A FEW CAT AND THIS ONE
Attachment 232221 54 POUNDS
that cat was a crappie eating machine no doubt....
Nice....
That's a nice blue. I like them a little smaller myself lol.
That place is knows for some monster blues.
We got to Limestone about 12 Sunday. This was after I realized I had lost the hub cover and had slung all my grease out of the hub and ruined my bearings. Thank goodness I had not picked my fishing partner up. He met me and and we had to wait for Advance to open up to replace the bearing and races. 1-1/16" bearings are kinda hard to find spare of the moment. I blame the bumpy road going to Arrowhead. We tried fishing the clearer water of Beaver Dam but did not have any luck. We caught one good crappie about 15.5 inches and I forgot to release when we left. So instead sticking a knife in one big fish I carried it to Sportsman Park and turned it lose. Maybe it will make the gene pool better at the house.
CatchNgrease I would not but that ifo on the Internet. It is against the law to move fish from one lake to another.
It's the same lake.
Ok I just didn't want anyone to get in trouble.
Well it was either that or the lake of grease. I am sure the fish did not mind and won't tell any one. LOL And Yeah Sportsman is on the Elk River.Quote:
Originally Posted by lowe175
10-4 I just didn't want you to get in trouble with the man. I don't care but they will.
glenecline,
Please tell me that didn't come off a 10 foot jig rod, you're going to increase the Crappie population just by taking that monster out of there. He'd still be pulling my kayak around Limestone Bay this morning.