Summertime Seafood Feast Coastal North Carolina……6/1/2024
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Swallowed 4" Easy Shiner
Fishing with Greg Vertical Jigging Crappie in 8-12', Trolling up a huge Pickerel in 10-20' zone casting to shallow Gills and Crappie in the 5' zone and top water Bassing in pad pockets
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Comment by Slip Sinker on September 29, 2016 at 11:52am
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that makes sense John!
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Comment by John Sheehan on September 29, 2016 at 10:46am
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Hey Slip, here's something I posted before I thought you'd find interesting .: "Regarding Black Coloring of Crappie being Male only , here is a quote from ,'In-Fisherman Critical Concepts 2 ;Crappie Location ': "Crappies turn dark to absorb maximum sunlight .The heating process then keys their metabolism for greater feeding and quicker egg maturation . Some anglers suppose that only Males turn coal black" Apparently both sexes do .Could this be at all true of Bluegills and other fish?" Granted this time of year isn't spawning but ya gotta wonder if turning themselves black to absorb heat better is a brilliant way for them to great a metabolism for an aggressive feed to stay ahed of the game and be healthy . What do you think?
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nice..
my last trip also produced some unusually dark fish
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Looks dark enough to be a spawner lol.
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