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The fish that is , i thought i sent it to them
but they wasnt wary and the sunshine bright chart and the go go minnow put it on them
wasnt stupid good , but it was pretty darn good none the less :cheers2
on timber 8 to 10 foot down in 12 to 14 fow .
i sure love slinging crappie if you dint already know btw :cheers2
KABOOM is the word yawl
Yea, you got you a boat.
You done good, congrats!
Skip
no sir just bumming boat rides , I often trade them for live wells full of crappie .....rotflQuote:
Originally Posted by Skippa Chippa
you know you are always welcome for a boat ride anytime you want one on Joe Pool:fish. Especially if you clean the crappie and make crappie tacos afterwards. :Rofl
next week is a good possibility Ez , careful this weekend ,the nut jobs will all be out for the final summer run
Haven't spent much time at the slip this week. The low pressure fuel pump hasn't come in yet so I haven't repaired the pontoon motor. Don't plan on doing anything during the day on the lake this weekend even if I do get the pump to fix the boat.
I don't expect to spend as much time on the lake since i've sold the houseboat.
so the big house boat actually sold ? i assume you retained fishing around it rights ? :Rofl
But of course. However, I gained way too many new friends with the sale. Richard, the buyer is a nice guy. But he has way too many friends that want to hang out at my slip. He gave me the table and refrigerator from the boat as he is stripping the boat to remodel it. The problem with that is he wants to keep his beer in the refrigerator until he gets the floor replaced with wood planks and buys a refrigerator with an icemaker. He says I'm not to buy soda, water or beer as he will furnish them. However, his beer is a light lager and I like dark beers. So does his friends as they drink my shiner brock instead of his beer last week. :bangheadQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
But he does sometimes brings a few bottles of a Russian dark lager which is delicious. So I will get even. And a lock for the refrigerator door. :Rofl-
sounds like it might be a busy place now ....or more busy when the fish get busy for sure rotfl
he is buying ? i like that .....:Rofl
They spend most of their time fishing at night off the back deck of the big boat for cat fish. I suspect the traffic will slow down as the newness wears off. But he is an extremely nice guy, which means he has way too many friends. :Rofl You've met him and will know him when you see him.
Problem is that I must find a way to put a lock on the refrigerator until he gets the boat floor replaced with wood and can put a new refrigerator on the boat. As you know I don't like having beer in the deck refrigerators as kids can get into them when I'm not there. People are welcome to the soft drinks and water I keep in the deck refrigerators but I don't want to find myself being a source of beer to underage drinkers, even if they take it when I'm not at the slips.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
so now i will need to remember yet another gate or lock combination :Doh:
Or do without beer. Your choice. :Rofl
Ez what's the report on the lake and slips?
Sent from my E6910 using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
Haven't fished the lake in over two weeks. The slips produce a lot of crappie but very few are keepers. Most are under 8". People are catching a lot of catfish, after 11 pm. Not much before then.
H hammered them yesterday , but i think they weren't very large from what i saw.
on a side note i sent a few of what he was using to Slabdaddy yesterday as well :cheers2
That has been the story of the last few months at the slips. Action but very little size.
I wasn't there yesterday. Haven't been at the slips very much this past week. I have told by those who fished the slips this past week that they are catching crappie but very few keepers among those caught. From what I have been told it's mainly under 8 inches with an occasional 12-14 incher in the mix. Very occasional. From what I've been told the few large fish are caught late at night, just outside the circle of green light.