Caught By
huntingandfishing
5/12/2014 11:56:54 PM
5/12/2014 11:56:54 PM
Decided to break out the fly rod after many years. HUMID with no wind. With the mosquitos, gnats, and flys on top of the water the bluegill,catfish, and crappie were eating them up. Threw the streamer out, let it sink about half a foot to a foot, then pop it back to the surface around a fallen pine limb and they would eat it up. Fun time catching these little buggers!
Catch Details
| Black Crappie | ||
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| yellow/orange/black streamer on Pfleuger fly rod | ||
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Comments
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Fisherman_Rob 0Why even take a pic of this it's a tiny crappie dont post this
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Nolan Yeager 0Sorry dude but it's a black. No matter the age
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matt matt 0It's obviously a black crappie
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matt matt 0No it's not a cross it's black crappie!!
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huntingandfishing 0Alright I'll give you it. I think it might be a cross though. It's young too so it could just show signs of a black crappie but really be a white. @Fierce_flies
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matt matt 0It has nothing to do with how dark or light they are
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matt matt 0No it's a black cause he spots are going horizontal whites are vertical
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huntingandfishing 0Nah it's a white crappie. May look dark in the picture but it's a white. @Fierce_flies
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matt matt 0That's a black crappie just to let you know
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