I don't even own a net. I don't loose too many. I have lipped a couple.
Chris
I don't use a net , if it is too big to lift I have lipped one . Most times a I swing 15'' and sometimes 16'' Crappie . We seldom loose many either . I think a good rod with back bone , bigger hooks and steady pull / lift is the key .
I don't even own a net. I don't loose too many. I have lipped a couple.
Chris
I'll use one when fishing with someone who doesn't have the experience to know how to flip one in with one steady movement, it can be tough to get used to with 16' Rods
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I keep one beside me all the time. I think it's easier on the fish if you net it if you plan on releasing it. I don't need to keep every crappie I catch so I release a lot.
Most of the time I lift them over the side of the boat. Occasionally with fish two pounds or larger I will lipp them or use a net.
Nets are needed on Martin. The mouths seem to be softer. We lift the smaller fish but net 12 and up
Use a shorty more often to pick up marker. If a 15" + and shows to be poorly hooked will net. Don't like hooks getting hung up in the net so swing most in Nimrod style.
I DO MY BEST PROOFREADING RIGHT AFTER I HIT THE "SUBMIT" BUTON
I use a net fairly often on good fish. There's just something about saying "get the net" a few times that adds to the enjoyment of the trip. Besides that I usually tear up a little if a good one gets off.
Bobby McGaha
3250 Harrison St. Ste. 300
Batesville, AR 72501
870-612-5300
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