Reply With QuoteWelcome aboard from here in South Carolina. The guys on here are always willing to give advice to all. I know what you mean about having to have a big enough boat. I have a place in northeast Michigan on Lake Huron. Not good lakes for small boats!!
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I have been a member viewing for a while but never posted. I have gained a lot of good info here. I live in S.W. MI area. I have been fishing since as young as I can remember. Mainly sunfish, perch and catfish. I have owned two boats and just bought a 19 foot starcraft superfisherman. I know thats a big heffer, but I needed a boat for big MI lakes yet small enough to get into the smaller lakes too! This is the first year I got into crappie. Growing up we fished from shore with worms just sunfish, so for the longest I had never heard of them. I never tried jigs or live minnows till now. i regret that I am just now learning more about crappie, but I am having a blast. Nothing like reeling one in and seeing the shiny black and silver coming at you. I owe big thanks here, keep up the good work but remember there is no such thing as a stupid question when it comes to helping a fellow angler!
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Welcome aboard from here in South Carolina. The guys on here are always willing to give advice to all. I know what you mean about having to have a big enough boat. I have a place in northeast Michigan on Lake Huron. Not good lakes for small boats!!
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Welcome to the newbie, from another newbie.
The people on this forum are great with advice and recommendations. Before joining Crappie.com I'd spent about $50 on fishing gear. Now I'm up over $500:D
But as I told my wife: good fish costs $8 per pound; a good-size crappie yields 1/3 pound; I'll break even at 187 crappie and after that it's all profit!
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