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Reply With QuoteWhat part of the state are you referring to? There is a Bull Run creek near me but it is not known for crappie fishing at all.
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Bull Run Area
Any folk familiar with the Bull Rub Creek area with some insight on the crappie fishing in that area? My brother who is an avid bass guy has gotten bit by crappie fever. At least he is trying to find spots in that area to take me when I visit. Any insights on the area would be appreciated.
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What part of the state are you referring to? There is a Bull Run creek near me but it is not known for crappie fishing at all.
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Well, this shows how little I know about all the water ways.Originally Posted by gunwhatgun
This Bull Run Creek is in East Tennessee in the Clinton, Andersonville area. Clinch River area. Bull Run steam plant is visible. I am not familiar with the area at all. so please forgive.
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Please understand that no offense was taken. I simply had never heard of another Bull Run and could not imagine what anyone would want to know about fishing a condemned COE rec area.Well, this shows how little I know about all the water ways.
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No offence was even thought of. Believe me, I am nowhere near knowledgeable enough to be offended in these matters. I appreciate your attention to my post. Finding good spots is always a plus, but finding out the bad spots is good also.
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An old man in his old boat having fun!
FISHING REPORT: ‹Caught two docks, 3 trees and a stump- threw them back!
