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Slabmaster
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Not new to fishing for crappie in summer and stripers in winter, but a new poster to this board. Been lurking for a while and enjoy all the posts.
I fished High Rock Fri. morn and enjoyed doing battle with the usual 8 and 9 inch crappies. Enough to have a case of tendinitis on Sat. Is this a case of Crappie Elbow? Any remedies.
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catch more, more often. sure cure
Crappie Wall Hanger II
These ole bodies are made to wear out. If we are gonna have aches and pains might as well be from fishin'
Welcome aboard. I'm sure you already know but lots of friendly people on here and most are willing to share a lifetime of knowledge.
Philippians 4:13 "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me"
Wear that PFD, the life you save might be your own!!
Trophy King
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Welcome aboard, lots of Striper fisherman on here as well!
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All us regular striper fishermen just watch to see what Pete and Reelsmoke are doing and then try to copy. Nice catch down at the coast this past weekend Reel. Wife caught her first lake Tillery striper Friday night about dark.
Slabmaster
Thanks for the warm welcome. My striper trips are either Hickory, Rhodhiss, and down to Lake Murrey from Nov. to March. I fish Jorden and High Rock post spawn to Oct. for crappie. Retirement is not for everyone but I am very good at it.Originally Posted by cwright
Crappie Wall Hanger II
Welcome. We tend to do ocean striper fishing but that is becoming harder and harder as the fish are not pushing South as much anymore. We could slam them out Nags Head several years ago and then we started going to VA Beach and now they're not showing up there as much. Still can catch a few in the Bay but not like it used to be. Crappie fishing at night is about the most relaxing thing you'll do.
