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Slabmaster
Just joined. Have been reading and enjoying the board for several months. I am in Jackson, MS and trying to learn Barnett
Reservoir. The postings have been very helpful. Thank you. Praise The Lord!
Minnow
Hey All,
I Just joined i am very excited to learn some new tips from everyone. I am planning a trip to mississippi in march to do some crappie fishing. I have never been there before, i need some info on places to stay and areas to fish. THANKS Brooke
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Just post your questions over on the MS Crappie Board and you should get some answers. Grenada lake and Sardis, and Enid should all be red hot then.Originally Posted by brooke
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Hey gang! New to the site. Hope to learn a little, and share a little. Fish mostly in MidTN for papermouth's, bucketmouths, war-mouths, smalljaws, knot heads, redeyes, saugeyes, big browns and bows, yella' bellies, big rocks, mudcats, whitecats, saucer heads, and the ever elusive drumbass!
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Guppy
Hello all. New to the forum here, I live in SE Missouri and fish mostly in S Illinois for bass, crappie, and bluegill.
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Nice site. Taking my 9 yr old son crappie fishing on spring break. Usually fish LOZ but want to try either Ky Lake or one of the MS lakes mentioned above. Need to keep it about a half day drive from St. Louis area. Tried to post in the state specific threads but looks like I'm not able to access that.
Minnow
hello everyone i am new to this site ui live in st.louis and mostly fish and hunt on lake wappapello but i am planning a trip to reelfoot the 1st- 5th of april and any help would be helpfull. we will be bringing our own boat 18ft john boat with 60 jet we will be staying near washout. drift , anchor , or dibble either way can do
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Hello all, I have been busy looking and reading, and haven't had time to post anything. Like what I have saw, so far. Looks like plenty of help, and good family atmosphere here. Enjoyed seeing pictures of boats. I don't feel so out of place now, ( all the spider rigging).I live in central Arkansas, and fish several lakes, or take up space on several lakes.
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Steve
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Hello from the St. Francois Mts. in Mo.I am new to this site,not new to crappie fishing.
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