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Some nice pictures and good fish
Very nice!
Good report and pics...thanks for sharing
Me and my wife are planning that trip next year can you give out the names of RV parks you liked
Looks like a good trip and yes you can get spoiled. will be heading down in that area myself sometime in next month or two.
them Green looking crappie look good in the sun light glad you had fun
Just in that area for Crappiemasters, caught a lot of fish over 2.5#, of course I did shake Slab's hand.
Wow! Nice crappie. Crappie fishing is addicting. You will need to go back to Florida again for crappie therapy.:rolleyes: Thanks for sharing the report and pictures.
Great report! Your pics look warm, therefore I'm envious!
After just one trip down there I am no pro but might be bale to help, what part of the state or lake are you going to? We stayed in Tallahasse, Leesburg area and AsterQuote:
Originally Posted by Cal panman
dont let the sunny skies fool you, cold weather always follows me to Florida, we moved twice when it got in the 20's and snow was forcastedQuote:
Originally Posted by ET Fish
I was going to try and get with him, but good weather fishing days were numberedQuote:
Originally Posted by darcie1
some of the Blacks we caught at Talquin, looked to have there Tuxedos on...Quote:
Originally Posted by hobo
Its gonna be a yearly thing now, but next year it will be more toward February instead, it sounds like the spawn happens around then. If the wife would let me id stay as long as possible and live off crappie sandwiches :yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by scrat
We open on were to go,just looking for some good fishing and campingQuote:
Originally Posted by Tom 513
Like Ingrams and whipperwill at Talquin, small and kinda in the city but Griffin state park and in Aster we stayed at Parramores fish and camp mostly campers and cabins, many resident snow birds there, I wasnt real impressed but not sure how much has been done since Irma blew through. When I go back to Aster I might try Aster landing and campground they are on the North West shore of lake Dexter, all the camp spots surround a small pond and there are plenty of trees. Fishing was good at all places but Griffin had the quanity, Talquin specks had size and Dexter and Woodruff was both and easiest to spider rig.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cal panman
Thanks for the infoQuote:
Originally Posted by Tom 513