Thread: Hamilton's Hot

Things are starting to heat up on Hamilton. Most all of them were 12-13" with a few 14's and one at 14.5". It was a great time fishing with this ole boy from Tennessee.



Hope to see ya on the water. I don't know what ya'll might think, but it's November, the mornings are starting out really brisk with a managable fog and the days are turning comfortably warm and absolutely beautiful. The fall colors are at peak right now. Get out there and see'em if you can.

THAT IS ONE FINE LOOKING STRINGER DARRYL

Great looking catch Darryl. Good to see them turning on.

It's killing me not to be out there fishing in this weather. Looking forward to Friday. Hey Jerry, did you ever give those rosies a try?

Darryl,

what are you catchin them on? How deep?

Originally Posted by randybenham

Darryl,

what are you catchin them on? How deep?

Couldn't get a crappie one to take a jig today, but they did take a small rosey or small shiner moderately aggressive. We fished brushpiles in 18-20' of water 11-13' deep. We hit about 15 different brushpiles but only caught crappie on the ones where deep water was nearby.

After I win this E-bay trip I may have to go with you this year! :D

Originally Posted by ceb

It's killing me not to be out there fishing in this weather. Looking forward to Friday. Hey Jerry, did you ever give those rosies a try?

No Ceb I caught them on the roadrunner, like you I found a hole and caught the last six pretty quick and they were all good ones.

Nice stringer darryl cant wait to get down there and have some fun like that

Darryl always love to see pictures of those hawgs you and your clients boat.

Save some of those Hammilton crappie for me. I will be back in fishing mode after Thankgsiving and we will have to go do a nightstalk.