hit my jig , right down in the massive herds of crappie is one of them about every trip,
them little warmouth sure think they are big fish I tell ya ....:Rofl
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hit my jig , right down in the massive herds of crappie is one of them about every trip,
them little warmouth sure think they are big fish I tell ya ....:Rofl
They are feisty little things
Those and the redbreast are tops on my list of attitude. They try to pull the rod from your hands sometimes. That’s a pretty little feller.
Quite tasty as well when they get some size on them
once a year we ketch one big enough to eat , not sure why but there are almost none that get big there , the lake is over run with flatheads though and we all know them are about the best ever flat head baits ....Quote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
same with the bluegill in there , once in a great while you ketch one that is decent size ...
Does sound like the flatheads are keeping them thinned out
Looks like they like playing with the big boys. Maybe that helps them prevent becoming dinner!
Bob
it's the only reason I could come up with , they should get big in there , lots of bait and spots to hang around .Quote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
there are numbers of them compared to rest of this area on warmouth , but none edible size very often .
Nice! Wish those were in the waters I fish.
they replace rock bass for the most part in southern waters ,they have a huge amount of variance in colors here depending on what time of year and what water they came out of , some of them are flat out aquarium quality beautiful for sure :highfiveQuote:
Originally Posted by Fishfishwish
Amazing the size bait those lil jokers will hit at times.....
They're almost always colored up.....
my phone image when my wife calls is her with one about 2.5 inches long in her hand with a 3 inch bait in its mouth :yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by SKs Crappie Catching Adventures
she dont think its all that funny , but i still laugh when i see that tiny fish with that big jig in its mouth :Rofl