Spot77
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Damn, women ain't that hard to control.
You ain't seen the north county women for a while!
Crap Thats a Big Crappie
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wilcam47
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resurrecting an old thread....any good places in southern md for crappie fishing?
hairba111
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mmmmmmmmmmmmm crappie.
hairba111
XGMG2
All the crappie I have ever eaten were caught in Fontana Lake, NC sorry.
Holden McGroin
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Nice fish!! Hey next time you catch a doozie like that you can get yourself a nice certificate and maybe even win a few good prizes. Check out the DNR's Maryland Fishing Challenge here:
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/fisheries/challenge/index.asp
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/fisheries/challenge/index.asp
wilcam47
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anyone fished st mary's lake in st mary's county?
zombiehunter
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Holden McGroin
I'm the Juggernaut..Bitch
I did in the spring, but sadly haven't had much of a chance to fish this summer.
I used to love perch jerking when I lived in Mississippi. We threw back fish like this as well because they would be too small! Otherwise, the only place I release crappie is into a skillet full of hot oil.
The Potomac around your parts is loaded with them. Big ones too. We catch them in the spring on our shad darts fishing at Fletcher's. They scatter in the summer and can be hard to find, but spring and fall they school up and go shallow. Here is a post on a crappie forum:
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/fishing-maryland/81255-crappie-potomac.html
I have met Capt. Mike from Indian Head charters at a fishing show. Seems like a good guy with some pictures of some awesome stringers, but I haven't fished with him. If you are serious about catching them in the Potomac, charter a trip to learn the spots and the techniques.
http://www.indianheadcharters.com/
Here are a couple fish weight calculators:
http://www.bassresource.com/bassfishing/fishcalculator.html
http://www.csgnetwork.com/fishfreshwtcalc.html
They say your fish was around 2.2-2.4 pounds. Quality fish for sure.
ProShooter
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I think that I woulda crappie'd myself!
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