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Look like males to me. Tails don't look very beat up either. I'd guess it has not happened yet.

Station 46 at LOZ has a couple of tri-toons for rent. Good folks run the place.

Finding a few bunched at LOZ. Males just starting to color up. Dadgum wind has been horrible on the days I could fish. Will give it another go Thurs - Sun.

What brand aluminum boat was pictured? I like the setup.

I love me some strip pit fishing

hdhntr - check your private messages

You can also get the toilet seat topper for your bucket as well.

Roadrunner - One of the first baits I learned to fish and still catching them 55+ years later.

I punched a split in the bottom of my Lowe 1648. Found a shop between Gravois Mills and Laurie that welded it back together. That was 8 years ago and still holding strong.

I know the bank you speak of very well. My FIL lives just around the Blue Cat cove point towards the old Johnson Brothers Marina cove. The old marina has been turned into Station 46 Convenience...

We had a tough time around the 47 as well. Most of our fish came off deeper brush and dock ends. My Son did catch a 1.7# white crappie vertically jigging a brush pile in 15 fow. Do you Ozarkers...

Scope has turned the game into more hunting than fishing.

Lifetime permit

I think fronts have more impact in the spring. Best time to fish is whenever you get a chance.

Enjoyed the video. What is the point of sticking fish instead of just way pointing their location?

I prefer the ones I make. Typically maribou with a minnow head and 0 or 00 blade on them. Chart. head/purple body/chart. tail w/ a little flashabou has caught them anywhere I've fished.

A simple crappie recipe is to sauté them in butter and sprinkle with Old Bay seasoning.

New knife. Different hooch

My nieces and nephews have attended that event. Great job you all have done.

Wow. 100 crappie is a whole of of filleting.

Some small fish still on the banks with an occasional 11 inch fish. Better fish were off the ends of the docks and brush in 10-14 ft of water. Vertical jigging the brush was the best method. ...

Nice Mac. Hope to be down around the 46 this Saturday.

I'm thinking some of the crappie are done. Hope the rest don't finish before I get there on Friday. Water temp is still cold for this time of year.

Water hit 53 last weekend around the 49. Fish scattered. A few shallow some on dock ends. Winds and wave action hampered the shallower bite. Should be on this weekend.

Beagle can give you some ideas.

Crappie love vertically jigged Pepper Spoons

Full sink and full bottle. You are blessed.

Beagle - Sometimes the fish win. On the bright side it looks like a full Crown bottle.

Use whatever gives you confidence. Crappie typically aren't very hard to catch. However, I have seen times when a jig without a nibble just won't get bit.

Future dinners. Nicely done