John, Thanks so much for the helpful info that you passed along to me....I appreciate your help. BBG...best folks/site out there!!!!
At 2:45pm on February 24, 2020, jim cosgrove said…
Here and there John.I think they are getting scarce due to inter breeding with other species,They still are pretty common on a lake i visit every spring 170 miles south.They are usually very deep and dont get very big but are stunning to look at.
Hi John, I liked what I read about the squirrel tail jigs. Do you tie those yourself or can they be found on the market. I don't believe I have ever seen them before.
Hey John, I haven't done much fishing at all so far this year as I've had some other stuff going on. Hopefully I will find the time here real soon to fish. Hope you are catching the big ones.
Never have John , too busy chasing gills and crappies buddy.........
At 8:49am on November 11, 2016, dick tabbert said…
John here is what I have didn't want to post since its sales although it probably not that big a deal and if anyone asks I'm only a phone call away. 419-826-8011.
Hey John...I am not involved in this huge, mega-outdoor show, but I did attend it on Monday with some friends. Likely the biggest on the East Coast, with 20,000 attending each day for about 10-days. I hung out at the fishing arena and bought a few things. Ate at Cracker Barrel on the way home.
I am about 75 miles due south from Harrisburg.
At 11:28am on December 30, 2015, JWinpisinger said…
That striper was caught near the CBBT (Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel), fishing live eel off of a boat and near the pylon structures. We also caught another that was 54 1/2 lbs. That is the one my brother in law is holding in the pic. The one that I am holding was 34 lbs. I have yet to catch any freshwater stripers. I hope to do so soon though.
At 5:09pm on December 29, 2015, Greg Sheehan said…
John, looks like you had a great day o' fishin. I'm still struggling with the freshwater catch. I can relate to you saying that you caught a 'dink' bass. but the lil bass I caught a couple of weeks ago, could be considered bait. lol This day you had, alone beets the very best day I've ever had on freshwater. Thanks for all of the pics and info.
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John, Thanks so much for the helpful info that you passed along to me....I appreciate your help. BBG...best folks/site out there!!!!
Here and there John.I think they are getting scarce due to inter breeding with other species,They still are pretty common on a lake i visit every spring 170 miles south.They are usually very deep and dont get very big but are stunning to look at.
Hey John I'm still working on my response to an earlier question you had on deep water techniques......thanks for your patience........
Thank you John.
thanks john, ill get down stairs and get a picture of the thread wrapper today.
Hi John, I liked what I read about the squirrel tail jigs. Do you tie those yourself or can they be found on the market. I don't believe I have ever seen them before.
Hey John, I haven't done much fishing at all so far this year as I've had some other stuff going on. Hopefully I will find the time here real soon to fish. Hope you are catching the big ones.
I SOLD EM ALL TO MARK SLEEPER Sleepy on here last year I think John..
Never have John , too busy chasing gills and crappies buddy.........
John here is what I have didn't want to post since its sales although it probably not that big a deal and if anyone asks I'm only a phone call away. 419-826-8011.
www.crawdadsfishingtackle.com
phone # 231-468-1124
thak you,jimmy.
Hey John...I am not involved in this huge, mega-outdoor show, but I did attend it on Monday with some friends. Likely the biggest on the East Coast, with 20,000 attending each day for about 10-days. I hung out at the fishing arena and bought a few things. Ate at Cracker Barrel on the way home.
I am about 75 miles due south from Harrisburg.
That striper was caught near the CBBT (Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel), fishing live eel off of a boat and near the pylon structures. We also caught another that was 54 1/2 lbs. That is the one my brother in law is holding in the pic. The one that I am holding was 34 lbs. I have yet to catch any freshwater stripers. I hope to do so soon though.
John, looks like you had a great day o' fishin. I'm still struggling with the freshwater catch. I can relate to you saying that you caught a 'dink' bass. but the lil bass I caught a couple of weeks ago, could be considered bait. lol This day you had, alone beets the very best day I've ever had on freshwater. Thanks for all of the pics and info.
Channel catfish, spotted bass and bream/bluegill
If you want me to come by let me know
Thanks John! Getting a little better every day.
Anytime John I'm glad they worked out for you.
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