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Well guys thanks for all the info and advice. Didnt get a huge bag, but I did get a few nice fish. I thought mine was a good one and then dad had to show me up. I think my smaller one was pushing 2# and i know his was probably 2#+ correct me if I'm wrong im a horrible judge of crappie weight. Attachment 294168Attachment 294169Attachment 294170
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Glad you got on some good Fish
Good mess of fish. Congratulations! Where did you catch them? Get you a digital scale and you won't have to guess about the weight anymore.
good catch
A scale takes the guess work out and has been known to humble a fisherman or two!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pastor
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Yeah guys I had a digital scale but I dropped it in the lake a few months back lol
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Caught em on the farmerville side just above the dam, 14' water black/chart roadrunner.Quote:
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Thanks mr. Larry have you been able to go fishing yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fish on Line
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That is some fine looking fish you have there! Way better than anything I have caught lately. Thanks for sharing. As for 2 pound crappie, well I can tell you that a lot of people have told me that they have caught 2 pound crappie BUT only a hand full were TRUE 2 pounders! Every 2 pounder that I catch, I weigh and have someone else also witness the weight, lord knows it took me long enough to catch the 1st one and I caught the 2nd one the same day. BUT with all that being said, now WOULD be the time that a big crappie would weigh 2 pounds. Hope this helps some.
Yeah I am gonna buy a new scale this eve.Quote:
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Brad --- I went to Monroe yesterday to wildlife and got the paperwork to put in the Mail to Baton Rouge for the new Registration. I found the Front Nav light is not working and still need one Battery
I knew the river was HIGH --- There is only a couple of feet from the water touching the RR bridge. I do not think a boat would go under it
Yeah it's a high son of a gun, holler at me if you want to go fishing I'll take ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fish on Line
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Here is a table I found regarding the length of the fish and how much it would weigh. Of course, it's not super accurate, but it does give you a good idea of the weight. Notice that there are 2 tables, one for white crappie and another for black. Crappie Length To Weight Conversion Chart - In-Fisherman
Went back to the 'bone today, boy howdy was that wind howling. White capping waves and the whole nine yards. I just managed to boat two fish while my dad just managed one keeper white bass. I'm gonna head to poverty point in the morning. To try and get on those hybrids, and spend time with the kids.
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At Poverty Point, go into the first set of canals, take the first right and go just past the last boat house on the right and before the chain link fence. Fish a shiner under a cork about 3 feet down close to shore. Caught a ton this way when we were down there the first week of March.
Agreed, a 2lber isnt near as common as you think. When you put the scale to one you or someone else thinks is 2 lbs, they typically are closer to 1.5 lbs which is still a studQuote:
Originally Posted by shadow