What happened to the forum?

[jem270]

Hello to all the current and past members. I haven't been on here in a long time.

I did some reading on here last night and it seems like all the posts are either very vague or not helpful at all. I hope to resume fishing in the near future and I hope to post some successful reports.

[Psmith]

I started reading this site a while back. It doesn't seem people want to give up much information or fishing reports. They just want to show pictures of what they caught

[oldwun]

Things are slow now, Give it a couple of months and I bet it picks up a bunch.

[Pop Rivers]

If we all jump in, maybe we can fire up the desire to catch a few slabs. Question for you all - " If I fish 1/2 a day at this time of year and catch 10 to 15 good keepers, I consider it a pretty good day " - what about you ?

[RogerA]

I agree with Oldwun, give it a little time and things will pick up. Most everyone has just backed off for the summer but with better weather folks will be getting more active. Hey Pop I do agree with what you say, thats about what I have been catching on Neely Henry latley, not much size but about 10-15 per 1/2 day of fishing.

[Glynn]

I am new to this forum but there is some good information. I think if you can get 10-15 in a half a day right now you are doing very well. I don't know about you but two or three nice ones are all I can eat at a time. Sounds like you have enough for a few meals. Ain't they good. The fall will cool us down some and I will start to fish more and I promise to report. Good or bad .

[DrJohn]

Since 15 is the daily limit where I live, I'd consider 10-15 in a half day a great trip!

[Allday]

What kind of info do you want? I don't think very many people will give up cords. of the Honey Holls.

[mopar4x4]

10 to 15 is a real good day to me even during the spawn

[Pop Rivers]

My Dad always caught his limit - every time out. He would always say,
" I caught my limit " , anytime someone ask him how many he caught. I asked him one day why he always said he caught his limit, even when he had only a few, or somedays none at all.

He just smiled and said " whatever I caught today was my limit ".

He loved to crappie fish and loved to tell fish stories with his friends and family even more. I sure do miss him.