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I have been a member for a long time and seems like I remember a discussion about a north Louisiana board and a south Louisiana board. I would rather see what people are catching around here vs some place down south. Just my opinion. I mean I'm not going to bayou Sorrel to fish and I'm sure they aren't coming way up here. I will say the Crappie are starting to bite in Mooringsport!!!
Well....I guess you could just look at the threads for the areas that you fish. But I enjoy reading and seeing pictures of what folks are catching no matter where plus there is always something you can learn from them and you might make some new friends. No....I do not think we are going to divide any of the state boards here on C.C. Glad the fish are biting in Mooringsport.....feel free to post a report and some pictures.
I'm with G on this. I have never fished down south, but until this summer, I've never owned my own boat, so I might. Any insight on what's going on down there is welcome. If I don't ever make it down there, I still enjoy reading other's posts and pics.
Totally agree with "G". I enjoy seeing what my South Louisiana friends are doing!
In the spring the spawn starts down south first in the winter the bite starts north first. good things to know A better answer is have everyone put their city on their profile. Tight lines with a thump.
Agree 100% my friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
>I have been a member for a long time and seems like I remember a discussion about a north Louisiana board and a south Louisiana board. I would rather >see what people are catching around here vs some place down south. Just my opinion.
>I mean I'm not going to bayou Sorrel to fish
If you did you'd probably not go back north.:Rofl
>and I'm sure they aren't coming way up here.[/SIZE] I will say the Crappie are starting to bite in Mooringsport!!![/QUOTE]
Ya never know were some folks will fish. IMO
One problem is that there is a lot of overlap in the center of the state. People from North and South LA fish in that region. I agree with all putting their town in their profile. That narrows things down a lot.
I agree with G on this. The only discussion I remember about a North vs South was from a post I had made back in 2005 (I believe) and it was about a North vs South fishing tournament at Larto lake, NOT separate boards. I enjoy reading what and where everyone is catching. Heck I am from Lake Charles and will be heading to Farmerville (Darbonne) next weekend to fish. I totally agree that you should have your city in your profile and wish that it was a requirement but that's just me.
I enjoy all and try and learn from others as much as possible. I even read other forums in other states and maybe pick up some info. Living in central louisiana is great! Many options. Keep up the post! Enjoying everyone!
"Life is short, enjoy the moment!"
I HAVE BEEN GONE FROM LA. FOR ABOUT A YEAR , AND MISS THE FISHING SO MUCH . I LIKE TO READ ALL THE REPORTS , THE FISHING IN OK. IS NOTHING LIKE IT IS IN GOOD OLD LA.Quote:
Originally Posted by mermentau
mikeg
We miss you man....please drop in anytime....Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeg
Like G i also like reading reports and seeing pictures of fish being caught along with the scenery whether it be north/south La or anywhere else in the GOOD OLE U.S.A.So keep on posting wherever it may be that you are.:fish
Love to hear (being from north Louisiana) what's going on all over Louisiana.........and our great country .....thanks to Crappie.com for your hard work in all the other states ..... to all the Gray Ghost ,crappie,white perch. sac a lait, calio bass, chasers..keep them pics and comments coming.....GOD BLESS OUR GREAT COUNTRY........
I also like to read reports from around the state. Have gotten several ideas on jig colors to try by reading different posts
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I am with G. Though I live in Eastern,Ky. I enjoy reading the reports from all the states. Since we don't have the big amounts of crappie like other places I do learn a lot by reading other states reports.
LittleJohn