Limestone Creek /Bay Report

[riverboss]

Went out to Limestone bay this am to see what the crappie were doing and after an hour and no bite fishing the stumps, I trolled my small flatbottom back into the creek to bass fish and caught 18 nice bass and then realized I was sitting right on a hole where I catch crappie every spring and so tossed a minnow over to the ledge and it didn't last 2 seconds before a crappie grabbed it. sat on that hole for an hour and caught 20 keepers between 9.5 and 12 inches on both minnows and jigs. fish were still biting when I had to leave and then caught 6 more bass on the way out of the creek. the bass were all caught on black worms and the largest was a 4bl'er.

[flintcreek]

Nice job....now show me some pictures....it is the only way I will see any fish...working 7 days a week.

[riverboss]

Nice job....now show me some pictures....it is the only way I will see any fish...working 7 days a week.

tried to upload photos and couldn't get the uploader to work. maybe I don't have permission to upload.....Im a newbie here.

[Ditch Basser]

Thanks for the report!!! I sent you a PM.

[GreeneGiant18]

Nice report and great job!!

[stump buster]

Was you up in limstone creek
wind is up today no fishing for me

[riverboss]

yes I was up in the creek. the stumps in the bay have always been hit or miss for me as I don't troll/spider rig. I prefer casting to them with jigs and I usually drift a minnow behind the boat as the wind moves me along. I always hated getting jigs and hooks caught on the stumps and having to backtrack or break off.

[riverboss]

here is a couple of photo's from yesterday.

[Ditch Basser]

riverboss,

It always seems like the Black Crappie are the hold outs in those holes late in the year, very seldom are there any Whites that will measure.

[riverboss]

riverboss,

It always seems like the Black Crappie are the hold outs in those holes late in the year, very seldom are there any Whites that will measure.

I was wondering what was up. I mostly catch whites at that spot in the spring. matter of fact, I mostly catch whites in that creek.