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  1. 05-24-2018, 07:56 AM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by gabowman View Post
    I never caught a black nosed crappie on the hill before last year either. Reckon where that came from?
    Must have been following a catfish a little too close?
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  2. 05-24-2018, 07:57 AM #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by strmwalker View Post
    how deep was them crappie in Lake Greenwood up in saluda river ??? that's a nice cooler of fish for sure !!!
    Stayed in 15-20' most of the time, pulling 1/16 jigs about 6-7' deep. thanks
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  3. 05-24-2018, 09:57 AM #33
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    Quote Originally Posted by gabowman View Post
    I never caught a black nosed crappie on the hill before last year either. Reckon where that came from?
    Black nose crappie isn't a different species. It's a black crappie with a pigment mutation. Just like an albino or piebald deer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bioguy View Post
    Black nose crappie isn't a different species. It's a black crappie with a pigment mutation. Just like an albino or piebald deer.
    Thanks. I didn't know what caused that stripe.
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    It's not the numbers or the size, it's the time spent on the water!
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    Quote Originally Posted by KHNC View Post
    Well , after waking up early yesterday and proving my inability to catch even ONE bass at Clark’s Hill, we drove back to Greenwood to regroup. Broke out The jig rods and slayed some shell crackers yesterday evening. Then we got back on the lake at daylight today to go after crappie. Fast an furious for about 2 hours, then slowed a little. Pulled 1/32 jigs and stuffed the livewell! Caught over 50 with more shell crackers mixed in. Kept 22 clone crappie to fillet. All bagged and tagged. I feel like I can catch a fish again. Dry spells suck , even when its bass!

    White crappie on greenwood? It's been 10 years since I caught whites on greenwood. Beautiful!!
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    Those are whites for sure. See the vertical stripes. Black scales from top of back down to the belly. You caught blue gills and whites and not shells and blacks but it don't matter very nice catch. Glad y'all had a good day and got to fish.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gabowman View Post
    I never caught a black nosed crappie on the hill before last year either. Reckon where that came from?
    here is one stranger then that GBM I caught a black nose in a water shed lake I fish from time to time
    had never heard of black nose till bigdawgg talked about it just a short time before I caught that one
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    Quote Originally Posted by uncle remus View Post
    here is one stranger then that GBM I caught a black nose in a water shed lake I fish from time to time
    had never heard of black nose till bigdawgg talked about it just a short time before I caught that one
    I’ve only caught one black nose ever. Name: IMG_0263.jpg Views: 196 Size: 73.9 KB


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