Another busy day at Diascund Res.

[Corker]

Landed a total of 131 specks, but this 13-incher was the largest (crappie) of the day. (The largest fish was a 41" gar.) Most were caught with minnows 8' to 12' deep in water up to 20' deep.



Average size was small, but 18 were large enough to keep. When there was a break in the crappie action, greenies, YP, pike, and WP kept me busy.

The day began with a little fog, but cleared nicely. Winds were calm to moderate & boat control was never a problem. WT ranged from 65 to 72.

[Redy2Fish]

[Idunno]

Thanks for the report, Corker. I'm gonna pitch-in a report, as soon as I go. I just haven't been fishing in what seems like a long time.

ID

[wasabi]

Sounds like a heck of a day. 131 specks, how many others? Sounds like a 150 fish day. I'm guessing 10 dozen minnows?

[dwaw]

good day! sounds like you stayed busy.

[HeyCharlie]

Diascund has been doing well for you guys! Hope to join you soon. Just got SW boat ready to go, saw a crabber friend just a few minutes ago, they caught a seahorse this morning! ( I used to keep SW tank)

[Percidae_Papermouth]

Sounds a lot like the report on capt. Reese's fishing show on 790 AM radio
Only it was lcr
Good report glad to hear somebody's breaking a hundred fish days!

[Corker]

a 150 fish day...10 dozen minnows?

That's probably very close on both accounts. (I reuse minnows as many times as any part of them will stay on the hook.)

[TapOut64]

At least you had a few decent sized crappie thrown into the mix with all those small ones.

[Corker]

Yes, this lake has the full range of sizes. Pete & I have landed several 15"+ during recent trips, plus a good number in the 11" to 13" range. If the gars & other predators don't eat them, the abundance of dinks and micro-dinks mean there will be many more good years to come.