Thread: Thunderbird archives

Depends on the dock. I justified the expense by paying off my boat...yea.... and the slip is less than 1/3 of what my monthly payment was on the boat!! Thumbs Up Hands Clapping I also think since I fish alone 99% of the time, I will use it more not having to launch it everytime.

I am in slip E9 and I can fish more since I don't have to launch my boat. I have been fishing almost every day and taking crappie home. If you are at Tbird look me up, first dock down the ramp and pontoon with 31 rod holders around the edges.

31 rod holders?

Originally Posted by asklouis

I am in slip E9 and I can fish more since I don't have to launch my boat. I have been fishing almost every day and taking crappie home. If you are at Tbird look me up, first dock down the ramp and pontoon with 31 rod holders around the edges.

Will do. I saw your boat yesterday as I was leaving based on the rodholder count! I will be in C28 when I get my boat out there. Look forward to meeting you.

Fishing was slow from the slip today. Lots of dinks but not many keepers. I am goin out again tomorrow and have more fun. Life is good when you can fish each day.

crappie are in the shallows...key is to find the warm water and structure.....found water that was 68 and lots of big females.....dinks are still setting in the colder water around the slips

I found them in less than 5ft of water females and males biggest was 14 inches and didnt keep anything under 9in.Here is what they looked like after the knife. 1 full gallon
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There was another 18 in the bucket that wouldn't fit on the board..

Yeah you are right Grubby in less that 5 feet of water. water temperature was 68F. I couldn't find them wide spread, i kept coming back to this group of stumps and catching them. the shady side the sunny side didn't make much difference just get close to the structure. if they quit hitting one bait change bait and i was back to catching. my first mess of crappie outta my first boat at thunderbird,