Printable View
Me and daddy went after them again today. We ended up catching 28. Between the wind and all of the FLW pros out there I felt pretty good with our catch. We caught mostly white Crappie today which is rare on Guntersville. White Crappie usually only make up 10 to 20 percent of our catch but we caught 80% whites today. Caught most fish casting jigs (Cajun cricket).
Nice I wished my dad felt good enough to go with me.
Glad yaw was able to get out after them.nice mess .thanks for sharing
Attachment 257863We caught a few more blacks than I thought.
Good mess of fish. Hard to understand the many color variations of crappie. When it comes eating time color don't seem to matter.
I agree.if you get a chance to go with yor dad it doesn't matter if you don't catch a fish.mine is 77 and I'd love to take him on one more slab catching trip.remmber these days!!
Yep if my dad only lived closer(10 hours) he'd be all excited about catching some sacalait
They all taste the same. I'm heating the grease up as we speak for some Friday night fish.Quote:
Originally Posted by dwightparks
Again remember the good times!!!
I will Damion. I am very fortunate to have my dad as a fishing partner. He is semi retired so he can go whenever I call. We have been close my whole life. I never take our trips for granted. Good times for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Damion Kidd
Congrats! Enjoy those family memories...even the blustery days.
Fishing deep?
Started off fishing a bluff wall in 20 foot of water. We caught 7 there. We then took a long ride and found the rest of our fish scattered in 8 foot of water.
What lake? And were you using a slipcork and jig or vertical jigging?
Nevermind. Read guntersville. Sorry. Missed that. Heard they're doing good on 69 bridge.
Guntersville. Cast and retrieve. Extremely slow retrieve.
1/32 or 1/16?
If you don't mind, I only been there a few times. But what part of the lake were you on? Congrats btw
Congrats on a good catch and a great day with your dad.
That's an awesome trip with your dad!! My favorite fishing partner is gone and I miss him on those type of trips. Pretty cool that you got into the whites that heavy on the Big G, like you said pretty unusual. I have been told that early in the life cycle of Guntersville, that was mostly all they caught and then gradually over the years as the water continued to clear and clean up with the vegetation, the blacks started taking over. Congrats on a great trip, and thanks for the report!
Thanks Bob. I didn't know that about Guntersville, thank you for sharing. And Jiggah I was in the mid lake section.
My dad s been gone 3 1/2 years, wish I could make another trip with him. Good job.