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  1. 12-18-2017, 07:44 PM #1
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    Default Afternoon on The Bar


    Had a few hours to burn so I fished brush in 20ft of water. Fish were suspended 8 to 15 ft. Caught 17 with 9 keepers . Had 7 of 9 blacknose
    with one 14 inch blacknose

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    Good fer you, TC !!
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    Doing better than I here lately

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    Wow.....thats a lot of blacknose....good job
    I have spent most my life fishing........the rest I wasted.
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    Awesome! My results have not been as good. Glad you got em!
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    I have heard that the black nose crappie are stocked fish. Anyone know of this is true?
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    Congrats on a fine trip
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    Congrats! That is a lot of Black Nose Crappie. WOW
    Life is good. Fishing is better.
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    Congrats, I have noticed that the black nose, tend to grow fast. I hope that's true.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FishAddiction View Post
    I have heard that the black nose crappie are stocked fish. Anyone know of this is true?
    Yes, it is a "stocked" fish at Watts Bar .... and hundreds of other lakes. The Blacknose Black Crappie does occur naturally in some lakes/river systems in 20 or so different states. They're just regular Black Crappie with a marker gene that creates the black stripe.

    Biologists are unsure about the evolutionary design for the black stripe. But, I wonder if it's not something on the order of what football players do by making black marks under their eyes to cut down on the glare of lights.
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