I did manage to land my
first crappie using my 3 wt. and the black gnat. I always heard where there is
one crappie there is more but not today.
My one bass of the morning using the Betts
popper, nice fight on the 4 weight.
The beadhead grub got this female's attention. After
a brief pause for the photo she got her freedom.
My one counter of the trip
using the Betts popper; got to love landing these gills using the fly rod!!!
Pretty cool Bill. One of the things I really enjoy about warm water fishing is you never know what you're going to get.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Bill! Good to see some fishing. I usually never have 1 crappie outings. Usually if I hook up with 1, more will follow.
ReplyDeleteBill that crappie has some wonderful coloration.
ReplyDeleteI will target a few of them come late May.
Howard
ReplyDeleteYes and most of the time you are always going to catch something--thanks for the comment
Justin
ReplyDeleteCrappie was a plus for this trip, and a blast on the fly--thanks for the comment
Alan
ReplyDeleteI like the black crappie color much better than the light colored crappie. Thanks for the comment
Bill! Glad you were able to get out on the water and one more gil closer to your goal! Nice post as always and I am sure all of the fish made for a great day! Always a pleasure!
ReplyDeleteNoco
ReplyDeleteThe Spawn is getting closer which should add to my numbers. Thanks for the comment
That's an awesome day...everything that swims in the lake seems to have liked your offering!!
ReplyDeleteDrew
ReplyDeleteFor a short trip it proved productive, even if I did managed to miss the catfish species. Thanks for the comment
Nice fish, Bill! The topwater bite is still yet to pick up, here. Maybe they're just finicky, this year.
ReplyDeletePhillip
ReplyDeleteHope you get some warm weather soon and start landing those big bluegills. Thanks for the comment