It took a Flier, a poon, & a tail rope

[merry marlin]

That's a fine report Glenn... As you said no need of an 80W to have fun and those cold water fish do taste good.
MM

[WAHOONBOX]

WHERE'S THE PICTURE OF THE BUSHAX THAT CHOPPED UP THE SMOKER'S WOOD SHELF??? GEEZUS H DUDE....

[Glenn W]

WHERE'S THE PICTURE OF THE BUSHAX THAT CHOPPED UP THE SMOKER'S WOOD SHELF??? GEEZUS H DUDE....

That would be from flipping the old Carolina Skiff (in the pic) over with just a slight miscalculation on the space needed for the flip.

I do tree removal on the side if you need any work done

[Captain Michael Buffington]

I love crappie fishing!

Mike

[JD5652]

Good to hear from you Glenn....sure looks like some good eating there.....managed to yank a few of those out of the Pee Dee back in the day.....

[N2theBlue]

some pretty slabs there.....one of my favorite eating fish

[netman9]

But we got her in da boat---- An epic battle it was.

You don't always need blue water and 80-Wides to have a great day fishing

Way to get out and make something out of the great weather weekend. I thinks I hear some oil getting hot.

Snow had almost left us leaving a patch or two in the shade so we splashed the kayaks Sunday afternoon to check the ponds crappie bite. Didn't check water temp. but I know it has to be 40 or lower, surprisingly found the little ones that hatched a week or so ago. Boys probably landed 30-40 in the 4"-6" range and 2 over 12" using buggets and a trout magnet.

It won't be long.

Few pics from phone.