Mobey

Mobey

Thank you
Doing things from my phone are a little different. Being 65 years old might have something to do with it. Lol

EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro

Now you are teasing us.

What did you catch that nice looking dinner on and where?

If you do not mind sharing that info?

Mobey

I am Southern Indiana.
I normally spider rig with double minnow rigs. 3 pole limit here.
I also pull 1/16 jigs with curly tail about .2mph.

Mobey

Those were caught at friends private lake a while back.
Way too hot around here to fish for anything right now.
Water temperature is still in the high 70’s

Mobey

Those were caught at friends private lake a while back.
Way too hot around here to fish for anything right now.
Water temperature is still in the high 70’s

EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro

Thanks Mobey.

Mobey

Question???
Is it appropriate, or allowed to mention equipment brands, pole types, lure brands, etc on the site.
Not trying to promote anything.
Just might keep others from wasting money on stuff and make their fishing more productive.

EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro

As I read the rules just as long as your not selling and if so you reciprocate with a link to this site on yours.

Just to make sure you might check with management.

Others do it all the time share info that is.

EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro

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flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!

Sorry guys, I have forgotten the last time I caught a crappie. I think it was back in the early 70's. They are around here but I never fish for them. However, a lot of people do. I should try it again, just for shi!s and jiggles.

EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro

Odd how they look different color and markings from around the country and different names

Jeepdad2x

New to forum, Glad to be here..
Last Sat Bass Tourney in NJ/NY lake ( Greenwood )
1.7# crappie.. almost as heavy as the two Bass I had in the well..

EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro

Welcome jd2

That's a nice slab.

Jeepdad2x

Forgive me if this post shows up twice, I am new to this site, and have just been reading all the forums, and enjoying learning new things.
Anyway, I was in a Bass Tourney last weekend 9-28-19 on a lake that crosses from NJ into NY
( Greenwood Lake ) I caught two small Bass and this Crappie that weighed almost as much as both Bass.
1.7# crappie..
That's all I have for now..
Keep up the good work..