Nice catch Butch. Wanted to try them this week but to many irons in the fire. Thanks for sharing
...and Man! Did it get hot! Whew! Anyway, here's the story...
Put in right after daylight and motored to destination and got lines out. First fish came soon and was a solid keeper. It started kinda slow but was somewhat steady. Kept moving around and it wasnt long before that sun from Hell came up and started blaring. I think it helped the fishing as I was trying to pull about 10' deep in 13'-17' of water. When the sun came out the bait dropped from the surface down to around 6'-8' deep which helped locate the crappie right below the bait.
The bite was good and steady. The umbrella was up but there wasnt even a breeze so the heat was rising QUICK. I battled it out until 10:15AM and decided I'd had enough. I had already dipped my straw hat and shirt into the lake and was still sweating bullets.
Finished the morning with a good Ga limit of fish and caught a total of 59 crappie, a couple small cats, and a couple gar (which always makes a mess of things). Here's a couple pics...
Health nuts are going to feel stupid someday, lying in hospitals dying of nothing.
Nice catch Butch. Wanted to try them this week but to many irons in the fire. Thanks for sharing
That's a fine limit Butch,especially for just after 10:00 .thanks for sharing the pics and the report.
HEY,,WATCH THAT YELLOW ROD
Good report and catch Butch. My rods have spiderwebs on them LOL.
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Glad you're catching in this heat. 108 heat index today and I was pouring jigs at 11 AM. Yikes.
So that is what they look like ! Aint seen none in a while. Congrats on the suffering you did.
That is real good with this heat!!!!! The heat has got to me this year, can't take it like I used to. I hadn't crappie fished in 4 weeks, waiting on it to cold off a little.
Nice catch and report Butch, congrats!
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