Thread: Welcome new members

hello every one im new to the site . just wanted to say hey and looking foward to lots of fishing and stories

My name is Zane.I live in Lafayette,La.I'm 49 and have been blessed to be reared by a father who liked to hunt and fish but lost him about 5 yrs ago.so now I'm passing down what he taught me to my children!!

I "LOVE" to fish for crappie or sac-au-lait.which is a french nick name down south here which means sack of milk.before refrigerators,ppl would put sacks of milk in the streams to keep it from spoiling.white crappie looked like the sacks of milk,hence the french name sac-au-lait!!

down south here most of our fishing is done in the basin's which can be great as long as the water levels and clarity are good but can also suck if conditions are'nt just right.not many lakes as far south that most of you get to fish in unless I travel 3 hrs to Toledo Bend.

anyway,hoping to get to meet and learn more technics from new ppl.in the past I've spent most of forum time on archerytalk.com which is a bowhunters forum.I probably have over 13k post there but plan on spending more time here for a while!!hope I make as many friends here as I have there!!

thanks for reading my rambling:D

Z

Hello everyone. just getting back into crappie fishing, bought a new boat, dusted off all the old gear and my daughter ( Katie"Bug" 15) and I are ready to go chase down some slabs at our favorite fishing hole (Stockton). Been 10 years since we have been on the lake or chased any crappie. Looks like alot has changed ( all this high tech stuff) but alot still stays the same. Looking forward to making new friends here or on the lake, so if ya see a tall grey hair man with a white hair on his chin and a cute brunette in a red nitro 640 pull in and say hi.

New member from eastern North Carolina. 59 years old farmer and enjoy fishing and playing music. UNC Tarheel fan. Like college football and baseball. Mostly fish in mill ponds and reservoirs. Coastal waters are too crowded for me. Looks like a good website. Talk to you later.

new guy from mass, mostly multi species, concentrate on trout and salmon from mid oct till hard waterand again from ice out till mid april. do most of our crappie fishing (calico) april to sept. havent been out much this year, maybe 3x, the wife usually out fishes me, wish we had a longer growing season up here, biggest was maybe a pound. hope to get some good info on how to get a slab

New guy here from Maryland. Just picked up a little Ceasar Thunder Cat with what I think is a mid 80's outboard on it. Hope to find out more about. Wife wants to fish in the bay, I just want to relax!

new to the website. just moved to the lafayette,la area from central la. hoping to learn how and where to catch em around here and to learn new techniques. mostly fish for them in the spring wading up north.

Hello all new member here.
I live in illinois and within a hour from coffen/litchfield lou yager/gillespie lake and a few others.i mostly bass fish but looking to start trying the crappie.I had a nice bass boat,but it was heavy and couldnt put it on coffen so i sold it to find a lighter boat.found the one i wanted and it just happens to say pro crappie .so thought i might try to live up to the name on the boat lol .maybe in a few years.just looking around for some pointers.might find some crappie fisher men who dont have access to a boat who would like to go and show me a thing or two.

Hello everyone new member. Live in the middle Ga. area, love to fish and spend time outdoors. Looking forward to learning new techniques and listening to lots of stories.

I just started catching crappie last year. There my kind of fish, They like cold weather. If its hot out I want to jump in and swim with them. Im a firefighter for The City of Chattanooga and have two little boys that like to fish.