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Written by ed moes
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Thursday, 25 June 2009 |
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or CrappiePappy's summertime advice. "Now, the weather forcasted is high of 91 Friday, 88 Saturday, and 89 Sunday. We're hoping to get on some gills so we can have some supper that night with the fish we catch, but with temperatures this hot I think it might be a challenge. Any and all panfish is what we'll be going for, weather it be Crappie, Blue Gill, Sunnies, etc. Just curious about what depths we should be looking at setting the bobbers at. We'll be mostly fishing with worms and maybe some minnows, but I'll have my "green carp" (bass) lures on one of my poles." member Sailor Jerry CrappiePappy says: I'd be getting some crickets and dropping them down any of the real deep points or cliff banks .... |
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Written by NIMROD
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Thursday, 11 June 2009 |
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Crappie are a God given gift. 
Making fishermen's spirits lift.
Every fish you land.
Is like a touch from his hand.
Thank our wonderful Lord
For the bounty his water does afford.
Try to live and fish .
Remembering the Lord's wish.
So when we are reeled in .
He will find us without sin.
May he find us a keeper.
When we meet the reaper. |
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Written by Brian Waldman
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Monday, 15 June 2009 |
In Indiana, as well as most of the country, panfish are the most sought after fish by the majority of anglers. Of this large family of fish, bluegills and crappie make up the majority of the anglers focus. Harvested numbers of these two fish typically exceeds 100,000 fish in any given year on a large reservoir or lake. And of these fish, a large percentage are caught on live bait. |
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