Thread: Top 50 Crappie Waters

Interesting article.

Top 50 Crappie Waters | fishhound.com

Nothing from Louisiana? I'd have the atchafalaya basin in my top 10.

Originally Posted by jig rig

Nothing from Louisiana? I'd have the atchafalaya basin in my top 10.

Shhhhh let it be our little secret

Originally Posted by belizaire

Shhhhh let it be our little secret

Exactly what I was thinking!

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Originally Posted by jig rig

Nothing from Louisiana? I'd have the atchafalaya basin in my top 10.

What's more shocking is that Arizona had a lake on the list. I didn't even know Arizona had crappie

Originally Posted by 20watt

What's more shocking is that Arizona had a lake on the list. I didn't even know Arizona had crappie

I didn't know they had a lake...........

Originally Posted by prefers shiners

I didn't know they had a lake...........

Then y'all probably don't know that the original London Bridge was torn down and moved to Lake Havasu and rebuilt We visited there in our Motorhome. Neat place to visit but hottttt in the summer.

London Bridge (Lake Havasu City) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Originally Posted by SeaRay

Then y'all probably don't know that the original London Bridge was torn down and moved to Lake Havasu and rebuilt We visited there in our Motorhome. Neat place to visit but hottttt in the summer.

London Bridge (Lake Havasu City) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Nerver knew that for sure. Would have probably told someone they were crazy with the heat if they told me that the old London Bridge was brought over to the USA and pit in Arazona, LOL!

Originally Posted by skiptomylu

Nerver knew that for sure. Would have probably told someone they were crazy with the heat if they told me that the old London Bridge was brought over to the USA and pit in Arazona, LOL!

They numbered each block of the bridge when they took it down and then used that to reassemble. You can still read the numbers on some of the blocks. They rebuilt the bridge, then dug a channel under it so it actually goes over water. Several countries bid on it, but the Arizona proposal they felt was the best preservation of the bridge.

Duhhh