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I have been fishing Pickwick for a couple years. Can't figure it out for crappie. Have caught many bass, but only about 15 keeper crappie in 2 years. Well I caught my best one yesterday, and I was actually fishing for them. Forgot to measure, but weighed 1.75 lbs on one scale and 1 lb 12 oz on my other scale. Maybe one of these days I will catch 10 or 12 in one trip. Sigh......
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Nice !
1.75 lbs on one and 1 lb 12 oz on the other.......hum ;-)
Really nice fish, hope you continue to get into them.
That’s a nice one!
So which scale are you going to believe?
I'd go with the one in decimals.......
Really nice fish, by the way
Nice slab, Congrats!
Great pick
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Congrats Danny
Good fish there D. You need to start talking to those green fish boys, they find em all the time when they ain’t lookin for em.
Great looking feesh
Good one D
Good Job "D" !! :HandsClapping
Nice fish. You will get it figured out and land a bunch one day. Just keep going with what's worked.
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That is a nice one, I thought Pickwick would be loaded with Crappie?
Nice one "D". Won't be long and you'll be putting a hurting on em.
It probably is. I have a black cloud following me up here.Quote:
Originally Posted by StantheMan2567
Well, I believe them both. But I do like the sound of 1.75. My old scale won't read in decimals, but after probably 20 years it still works. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by 6poundtest
1.75 is a great crappie on any water body as far as I am concerned brother .:cheers2
it would be a personal best or close to it on several of the spots I frequent in the dfw area .
many of the area lakes here have lake records just right at 2 lbs ….
and in some spots you will only see one like that about once a year if you are so lucky ….
congrats and for sure KABOOM :highfive
A double minded man is unstable in all his ways ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by "D"
This is probably just a hint about the origin of that dark cloud.
It's kind of like not being able to decide between Monkey Milk and Blue Grass jigs. "D" you have to make a choice, pick one scale and discard the other.
After you do it, you'll feel more confident.
Cool, congrats!
NICE!!
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Awesome job Danny. At least now you have the pattern! Two more years and you might catch another one like that. Just kidding. You'll figure them out, just takes time. Look how long I was catching 1 fish limits here on Griffin. Now I'm up to two fish! doh
And 1.75 lb exactly equals 1 lb 12 oz gewbers. :bash
Did you Google that? ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Slab
You are exactly right, Slab! 12 divided by 16 = .75 lb! :Doh:You gewbers!Quote:
Originally Posted by Slab
You obviously know some math; i'm betting Slab hadQuote:
Originally Posted by armyman
to Google it
;-)
naw... ..Billbob told him that :biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by USMA65
Hey now, in 8th grade I was voted "The Future Einstein". Little did they know, I found sumtin better! :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by USMA65
I'm thinking if we had a sarcasm font/emoji we all could have been using it right from the get-go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slab
Slab may have googled it, but I didn't. 12oz is 75% of 16oz, or 3/4 lb. 5th grade math, and that's the math lesson of the day!:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by USMA65
May caught it.
"Third Herd" guys always were a little smarter than the rest ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by armyman
Actually the weights was a joke as they are the same. The old scale stays in my boat. the other stays in my travelling tackle bag. The black cloud clears up sometime. And I used both those colors that day. :biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by USMA65
She was not with me. She would have caught it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
All joking aside, "D", that's a good fish for Pickwick! Coming up there this Summer and shoot some docks,
That is a good one!
A man with one watch knows what time it is.
A man with 2 watches is never sure.
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And the man with a broken watch is right twice a day !Quote:
Originally Posted by Redge
Nice one Danny!
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Nice!