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Have not tried them for crappie that I can remember and if I had done well with them, that I would remember! I did well in Arkansas on Rosey Reds, but just can't get them here without ordering a ton of them from Arkansas and that is just too much for minnows for me since I hate using them anyway. I am interested to see if anyone else has tried them and what they found!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
However I may try that next summer if I can get some small ones just for kicks.
Skip
I got access to small goldfish but jump can't get them bit on Grenada, may try them at Washington. They stay alive forever!!!!
They do live well where shiners suck and die son easy! You know my memory tell me I think once I had like one goldfish and I was night fishing. I took that goldfish (maybe it was?) and just stuck the rod in a holder and let it just sit at the edge of the dark since we had a green light in the water and almost forgot about it until I noticed a big crappie pulling the heck out of that rod, lol! I never had any to try again, but am thinking I should do that once spring is done this year.
Happy New Year Reese, it's been a while and I hope all has been well for you!
Skip
Happy New Year Skip! We are good, hope yall are.
Yup I just think it was bs, since I wanted 4 dozen and it was five minutes till close lol. What gets me is not all of them were rosy reds, a lot of them were straight up fatheads!
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Don't use them but it ain't against the law best I can tell .....always carry your receipt though .....word to the wise
Just bought rosie reds at LOP this morning so must be legal, atleast for today
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Blands Fish Hatchery in Taylor Ark. devolped the Rosy Red, aka Rice Slicks. They have any size you want. Drop one of their 3+ Rosies in there and business will pick up.
Several years ago I fished all day (8 hours) at the big marina on Somerville and caught 2 fish. TWO! Folks all around me were fishing with jigs and pulling them in left and right. Finally, in the last hour, I put on two of the only jigs I had, really tiny 1" ones, and caught a few to bring home. Learned a valuable lesson that day. That's the only experience I've had fishing lil goldies.