104 crappie

Me and my fishing partner caught 104 crappie on Enid Lake in MS today from 7:00 am til 1:30 PM.

Just had to brag.

If any of y’all want some gville areas I found 2 big schools idling around yesterday. I didn’t drop on them but it was textbook Christmas tree shape. They were in 20ft.

Come on fur you of all people know no picks it did not happen

That's awesome. You trolling or what?

Pics or it didn't happen........................................

We didn't take a whole lot of pictures. We were too busy catchin fish.

Here's some of the better ones. I don't know if all they have are white crappie, or if that's all we caught. Neither one of us had ever been on that lake. Local reports were that fish were being caught 18' in 25' of water. We got there at 3:00 on Thursday and fished til about 7:00 and caught 28 fish. We caught more fish trolling to the deeper water than we did in the deeper water so Friday we fished more shallow and caught 57. Yesterday we never got in water deeper than 14 feet. We caught fish in as little as 6 FOW. Most people told us they caught 10 shorts per keeper and we did a good bit better than that. Out of the 189 fish we caught we 45 that were 12" or better. 12" is their minimum size to keep on the "Big 4" lakes. We went to push and pull crankbaits and did a whole lot of that, but I got tired of catching so many short fish and wanted to try pushing jigs like we do here but we were moving too fast pulling cranks to push or pull jigs exactly like we do here, so I decided to try a pole with a 1/2 ounce bullet weight, bead, and swivel with 2 jigs on a leader. They slammed that rig and the average size of the fish was much better. I was using a line counter reel with those jigs and I liked the depth control I had with that. I don't know how deep 30 feet of line was running those jigs but I'm going to do more testing to see and may start pulling jigs like that here. One issue with pulling jigs like I have been doing is it's sort of just an educated guess as to how deep they are running. You can pull up in a slough and see when they hit bottom to get the depth but it's a pain. I catch a lot of fish like that but when I can hit a certain depth with them, I'll catch a whole lot more. My buddy in his long sleeved patented button down oxford and jeans and me in my well worn straw hat. We both need to join weight watchers.

yall gave em the soar mouth for sure !

X 104

Fur that is awesome , but you make me crave buttermilk with fish like that

Great job Brad.

That's awesome!

Zkd22 check your messages. I sent you a pm

That must have been a stout boat. Those are some big boys.

Nice I wanna go.

I'm a big boy, my buddy is a REAL big boy. We both fished from the front deck.

Find us some good water, and we'll give it a try. I'm not gonna waste my time trying to pull crankbaits on Guntersville. It would be similar to trying to pull them through my hay field.

Y'all need to get on the tournament trail...

what kind of boat u big boys fishin out of? This big boy is boat looking and wants something sturdy.

If my kids were grown and gone, I'd think long and hard about it.

JDawg, it's an Xpress H56. 18.5' long, 56" beam at the bottom of the boat. It's about 7' wide across the top. He weighs a little over 400 and I'm about 280. We sat side by side on the front deck, the whole time and only bumped elbows a couple of times. I installed the "side x side" spider rigging pedestals though. I don't know what the factory spacing is.

Congratulations to y’all! Man I bet that was fun!

Looks like a great time

Good catch