Reply With QuoteBiggest Striper was just under 10 lbs. They were a lot of fun to catch on 12 and 14 foot crappie poles!!!!
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A Cold Slow Day on Murray
Against my better judgement I headed out in to the cold this morning. The bite was slow at best and we never really got on the crappie. The water temp was 44 and the fish were very lethargic. We found a nice mess of fish that made the trip worthwhile though. All fish were caught spiderrigging minnows 10-14 ft deep in 15-25 FOW. The bait and fish are everywhere...just got to make them bite.
Hooking up every chance I get!
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Biggest Striper was just under 10 lbs. They were a lot of fun to catch on 12 and 14 foot crappie poles!!!!
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You certainly have my respect.........LOL, I have sat on the couch all day and ain't had a nibble.. I did watch Bill Dance catch some sheephead.
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You are braver than me, it was nasty cold this morning. Bet the Stripers were a blast on the crappie rods. Good job Derrick.
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Those are some nice looking stripers! Thanks for the report.
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good job C B them 5 crappie be bout a good mess for me and "Sweetie"
I've been tryin to catch a mess but seems like the water don't get over bout
6 ft. deep hear in the drive way and all reports say they 15 ft. or deeper
beside "Sweetie say I cant hang no rod holder on her porch rail
ps some good looking striper too == last time I fished murray it would take
a fish 4ft. long to weigh 10lb. them got some fat on um sort of look like wateree
striper back in the day ===late 70s === mid 80s
thanks for report and pics.
Last edited by uncle remus; 01-11-2015 at 09:52 PM.
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