Thread: Interest in a Michigan Crappie fishing series

All I have to do is clean off my pillow and bed sheets and I have plenty of hair to tie my own jigs. Sasquatch rules!

And all the shesquatches dig a man in a hat, too.

So far, we have:
Steve
Kevin
Jimmy
John
Dale
Rich

We need a few more boats to commit to the series. Ask some of your friends if they might be interested.
Kevin: Derrick, David, Bugs, Uncle Jessie, they might be interested. As I said, just sign up on Crappie Dot com and they can be a captain. This helps bring MORE people in to our community! So, tell other people you know and see if they might be interested!

I will be working with a few of my sponsors to make it a little bit better than a simple fun get together. I have a few that are willing to kick in money to promote the series and sweeten the pot. I also have a few that are willing to donate different equipment to be used as prizes. I don't want to turn this in to some Giant series but would like to make it so that we have 8 or 10 teams that want to compete for end of the year honors!

REMEMBER: you only have to fish 3 events!!!! If you plan on fishing up at Houghton lake, you already have one covered!

If we do this, I will plan on polling the interested parties to get a feel for what lakes they would like to fish.

April is a tough month due to our varying ice conditions within the state.
JOHN, Jimmy, and Kevin: be prepared to come up with a lake idea for APRIL
For MAY I am thinking Lake Cadillac and Mitchell
June is Houghton Lake
We can come up with July
August Could be HARDY

for April, something southern , like the Coldwater chain , or ford/bellview over by ann arbor, am sure there are others

could even do the grand river someplace, or one of the southern rivers on the west side if they have bayous/dams etc

If it doesn't work out where you get enough boats for a series, I would still be interested in a once a month, pay as you go get together at different lakes around the state. Meet somewhere for breakfast and go over the rules and pay entry fees, launch as a group then meet for weigh in and dinner at the end of the day. Sounds like fun.

Originally Posted by steelguy

could even do the grand river someplace, or one of the southern rivers on the west side if they have bayous/dams etc

How's the Crappie in Thornapple John?......it would be a nice lake for a group to get on, with a chance to catch a Musky!

I think a gull lake could be great for a event, maybe a state record


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Thornapple was one I thought of as well as Gull. I figured John would pick one and Kevin pick Gull. I was 50/50 on that

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