maple leaf

**Just Loosing Tackle** · 04-23-2008, 04:10 PM

So that is what a crappie looks like, good job

**KCMO CRAPPIESLAYER** · 04-23-2008, 09:24 PM

Originally Posted by Redonthehead

tell me about this big bass kill???

talked to a couple different guy's out there. one being a good buddy with the conservation agent that look's after that lake and they said there was about an 80% bass kill, they netted several bass over 10 lbs and a ton in the 7 lb plus range. they don't think that the virus affected the crappie fishing but the conservation are going to shock the lake when the water warm's up, at least that's what they said.i personally don't think it has affected the crappie. but the bass fisherman said they have fished that lake since it opened up and this was by far the worst year of bass fishing they have ever had. but they also as well said they have picked up some really nice crappie while fishing for bass this year.:D:D:D

**Miller** · 04-24-2008, 07:03 PM

Originally Posted by KCMO CRAPPIESLAYER

talked to a couple different guy's out there. one being a good buddy with the conservation agent that look's after that lake and they said there was about an 80% bass kill, they netted several bass over 10 lbs and a ton in the 7 lb plus range. they don't think that the virus affected the crappie fishing but the conservation are going to shock the lake when the water warm's up, at least that's what they said.i personally don't think it has affected the crappie. but the bass fisherman said they have fished that lake since it opened up and this was by far the worst year of bass fishing they have ever had. but they also as well said they have picked up some really nice crappie while fishing for bass this year.:D:D:D

Well that is no good, it takes a while to get a fishery to produce fish like that. 10lb bass in missouri is a heck of a fish! I hope that they can bring it back, it is a fine little lake.

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