I got my limit this morning pulling and pushing crankbaits at Okatibbee. You'd better hurry up and get well SteveJ. Your seat is getting rusty! Attachment 246333
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I got my limit this morning pulling and pushing crankbaits at Okatibbee. You'd better hurry up and get well SteveJ. Your seat is getting rusty! Attachment 246333
Nice mess of fish you got there!
Great job Scott!!!
I'm getting better each day, my anemia is only 3 its from normal now and as soon as it cools off I'll be ready to go. Arthritis still has my hands hurting pretty good, my doc will be back from vacation next week to hopefully help with that. Keep um located.
That is a GOOD limit right there.... WTG SV
You smoked em budro. Nice work.
Nice limit and thanks for posting
When you start stacking them that's pretty good.
Nice work, Scott!!
Good job Scott
Wow! Nice ironing board full of big crappie. Thanks for the report and picture.
real nice pic. What kind of knife you using & are you happy with it? I'm in the market for a new one.
Smoked em is right!
Nice catch. It's been a while since I caught a limit.
The knife I'm using now is an American Angler. I'm not very satisfied with the way this model is designed though. The blade release button is on the top where my thumb wants to be when using it. The gray American Angler is much better IMO. I will only use an American Angler knife though.Quote:
Originally Posted by healthnspector
When Steve gets back..You will REALLY catch some good ones !!
Awesome Catch!!!! You smacked em!!!! II see that blue american angler! That thing mows through em like WHEAT!
I agree totally about the blade release button being right where you need to put your thumb. I bought that same knife off of eBay (shipped from Grizzly Jig) for my son in law because it was supposed to be an American Angler and come with 2 blades. The shark blade that came with this knife is worthless, it looks similar to the real shark blade but it doesn't cut correctly. The knife and blades are made in China. The real American Angler knives are made in Walnut Ridge AR and are great knives. I have the grey one but they discontinued that one. However, my next one will have to be the Pro model, a little expensive but I think AA knives are worth it. But don't buy this one.:twocentsQuote:
Originally Posted by ScottV
Nice fish.