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Anyone heard any recent reports from Green? Gonna try to head that way Tuesday morning for a little while. Usually put in at Holmes Bend but I havn't been on that lake in 2 years. Just wondering where to start? Fish down trees and cover on the banks or try to find submerged brush in deeper water? Thanks
I don't guess anybody on here fishes Green. Well I ended up finding a few today.
I haven't been on green this yr or I woulda chimed in. Looks like you did very well. [emoji1303]Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappiecrazy fireman
Great job, considering the weather. I haven't fished at Green in 3 years, but if I could catch them like that, I wouldn't ask for any reports.
Don't forget the Spring Fling on the 16th. You can come over and show us how it's done. Nice fish!!
Maybe badbrad will chime in....
It was a great day! Started out wanting to fish structure on the banks but couldn't find much, the water is low and most of the trees were out of the water. Was marking lots of fish in channel, 12-20 ft of water. We decided to give long lining a try, never long lined in KY, always have good luck with it on Weiss. As soon as we started, bam it was on. Used southern pro hot grubs, John Deere green was the best color. Caught fish on both 1/24oz and 1/16 oz heads trolling around .9 mph.
Nice fish! My favorite way to catch them:HandsClapping
Looks like alot of black crappie in that cooler. Haven't caught that many black crappie from Green in 25 years. Nice catch!
How can you tell they are blacks without counting the dorsal fins? The color will not tell.
That picture is kinda deceiving, we actually didn't have any black crappie.
Most always black crappie have way more spots as whites have vertical bars on their sides.
You're right about that, CCF .... if those aren't Black Crappie (and I take your word for it), then their markings (as seen in the picture) certainly make them look like they could be ... or else they may be a b/w hybrid cross.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappiecrazy fireman
There are a lot of Black Crappie in Green ... but, most of those I've caught have come from the Robinson Creek area.
They sure look like blacks from what I see.
Me tooQuote:
Originally Posted by NetMan75
I am 100 percent sure those on top in cooler are black crappie.lol.pretty obvious
Quote: I don't guess anybody on here fishes Green. Well I ended up finding a few today.
Lol a few hundred, I am jealous I always read good things about Green river lake, actually took the wife there for a weekend couple years ago I think it was Sept. well it rained like we should of been building a arc right before we got there and that Sat morning, we were hard pressed to catch anything, I think we caught less than 10 fish that weekend. Hopefully next time the weather will be better. Congrats on the slabs
caught another one....Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom 513