Let’s get get together and creatate our own group, just anyone who like to Crappie fish.
Few boats get together and fish different lakes once twice a month and build some friendships.
Dan Blackman
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Let’s get get together and creatate our own group, just anyone who like to Crappie fish.
Few boats get together and fish different lakes once twice a month and build some friendships.
Dan Blackman
[QUOTE=Blk;3723003]Let’s get get together and creatate our own group, just anyone who like to Crappie fish.
Few boats get together and fish different lakes once twice a month and build some friendships.
Dan Blackman
I’ve been reading Crappie.com for weeks seen one person from the Southeast was fishing. Can’t be leave there is that few people fishermen in the area.
Blk
Most of our guys are working or FISHING instead of posting
Sorry, I don't get on here that much anymore. But I am in the Birmingham area if you want to team up sometime.
I fish Gantt Lake on the weekends and Holidays if you ever wanna go...
Where is Lake Gantt located in AL?
Close to Opp
I’m less that 2 hrs from your area, I can do that. As soon as This weather break we should do a Crappie day. BlkQuote:
Originally Posted by John Doe
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You been having luck lately?Quote:
Originally Posted by Blk
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It want stop raining long enough to fish
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Glenn, headed to Cocodrie tomorrow. Weather liars say good weather all next weekQuote:
Originally Posted by lowe175
Hopefully every thing will go well for you coach.
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Slow fishing in the far south west( Mobile Tensaw delta) Rivers on the rise and fish are in the woods
Thanks for the invitation, if the weather holds for Friday going Crappie Fishing Lake Eufaula, AL. Putting in at Old Creek Town come on outQuote:
Originally Posted by flslabhunter1
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I am from the south. Mobile Delta area. Need some information on Delta Crappie and bridges during the winter. I go up to Guntersville during the winter and spring and most of the time you see folks fishing crappie around bridges. Down here in my neck of the woods, you don't see folks fishing crappie around bridges.. Are they different FISH??? I know they are the same but does anyone fish crappie in deep water around bridge piles in the cold weather?
I have never fished there but fish relate to cover and water depth according to temperature, available forage, and current. The bridges most people fish on Guntersville are on major creeks and act as funnels as fish move up and down these creeks. The bridge pilings offer cover to bait fish and there are channel ledges on both sides of the bridges that allow fish to move up and feed. I'm sure when the conditions are right the same thing will occur in your area.
I like trolling open water myself but it’s been slow for me lately because I haven’t been going ??Quote:
Originally Posted by AlbertMoses
thanks for your response. I had considered the same things regarding funneling, ledges and bait around the bridge columns. Maybe river fish just don't hold up around bridges. thanks again.
If I lived in Mobile I would probably not think much about crappie. I would be after those trout, Redfish and other salt water species that I love so much!
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Originally Posted by footballcoach
That ship has sailed for me. I don't like going out front or fishing for Salt Water Fish. Sold the boat and all that equipment and got into Bass, Bream and Crappie.