Them is the low slung racing model.
I probably catch close to a 100 of these a year on Beaver Lake but I do not recall ever catching one that I would consider a wall hanger. Have any of you caught any that were really large?
Them is the low slung racing model.
Quit complaining about the color, just pull up your skirt and fish! -- snagged
Check out the Black Nose that one of Jerry Blake's clients caught.
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/main-...e-crappie.html
J
here is a 1.92.:D
Cool looking. Never seen a live one before. Must be a Northern thing.:rolleyes::D
J/K
Health nuts are going to feel stupid someday, lying in hospitals dying of nothing.
That's probably the biggest Blacknose we've ever caught on Greeson. The AG&FC stocked a couple hundred thousand two years ago (they'll be three years old this spring) and we've been watching them grow. They are 12 to 13-inches now so we should start seeing some 2-pound plus fish from that stocking in another year or two.
We've caught several on VA's SML up to 12 inches, caught my first two from Buggs this past yr. Are they a separate species or a cross?
Creek, do you do most of your fishing in the river? All of my family is from Batesville and I use to do a lot of fishing with my grandpa there along the river. Great times. I love that town.