Crappie Bite

[Waterfowler]

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[Stumpknocker]

When is the fish fry, fine mess of fish there

[Sasha and Abby]

Damn fine mess. I love to fillet them with the skin/scales on and soak them in Italian for an hour and then put on the grill (skin side down) until they just turn done. Salt and pepper and it is fit for a king.

[JABIII]

There are holes in Congaree National Park you can pack a cooler full...

[2thDoc]

fishing lake

[cajunwannabe]

There are holes in Congaree National Park you can pack a cooler full...

How can one access said holes? Walk in or canoe?

[JABIII]

Nice try...

[PharmHunter]

Some good eatin right there!

[cajunwannabe]

Nice try...

hahahahaha

[Jozie & Me]

What’s the water temperature?

[Waterfowler]

Couldn't tell you. I'm not that avid of a fisherman. Just know when the Bradford in my yard starts to bloom my success rate goes up. Coastal....

[Jozie & Me]

Couldn't tell you. I'm not that avid of a fisherman. Just know when the Bradford in my yard starts to bloom my success rate goes up. Coastal....

The yellow bells on our fence line tell a similar story.

[Glenn]

I have gas money and a scalin' spoon.

[JABIII]

hahahahaha

You are one of the few I would hook that up if you ever get ready.

Couldn't tell you. I'm not that avid of a fisherman. Just know when the Bradford in my yard starts to bloom my success rate goes up. Coastal....

Galloway lived by the dogwood. When they bloomed, we kilt turkeys and crappie at Lake Wateree...

[Waterfowler]

Patiently waiting on the turkey portion of that formula....ha

[JABIII]

Pretty much all subdivisions now days I am sad to report...

[Highstrung]

You are one of the few I would hook that up if you ever get ready.




Galloway lived by the dogwood. When they bloomed, we kilt turkeys and crappie at Lake Wateree...

As a kid that's what I went by.. we had a pond behind our lake house that would fill up when the lake flooded every year, the sand bar would trap them. You'd catch every crappie about 3 feet from the bank. I'd troll with my neighbor a few times a year, but for me it was boring.. once they got around structure though, I'd take my longest fly rod, a few feet of line and a jig and jig them around pilings and under docks. That was fun.

[Highstrung]

Rockfish though, after the white bass started disappearing were like cooked crack.. they took precedent over every other fish, on top, not feminine live baiting like NC yankees.

[JABIII]

As a kid that's what I went by.. we had a pond behind our lake house that would fill up when the lake flooded every year, the sand bar would trap them. You'd catch every crappie about 3 feet from the bank. I'd troll with my neighbor a few times a year, but for me it was boring.. once they got around structure though, I'd take my longest fly rod, a few feet of line and a jig and jig them around pilings and under docks. That was fun.

Galloway had a photographic memory. The actual one. So, we'd catch them shooting under docks and then hit some stump or log in the middle of the lake nobody ever saw he knew about. I guess all the fish finders have killed all that by now. We'd drive around Jenkinsville and see a couple gobblers and bail out. Not a bit of a worry, of course he knew who owned what and had permission. Just a simple fire chief from Gastonia...

[Highstrung]

I knew a few humps that got killed by those.. and a few we found. In high school, the morning I graduated we found a hump mid lake right off the old river channel. It rose up to a plateau about 12 feet deep, it was the only hump we'd throw crankbaits on to catch white bass, every so often a rockfish would hit. I always felt weird about not catching them on top. It was my thrill, the only time theyre really never on top is around the 4th.. I've caught rockfish on top every month of the year up there.