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Stumpknocker & Crappie Measure Up
12 in crappie and what I have been told is a stumpknocker. Caught a few of them, most much smaller, all looked like miniaturized bull bluegills.
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Comment by bluegillboogieman on September 15, 2010 at 5:17pm
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Jim Gronaw had a picture of what he called a flier that looked a lot different. He posted it in the blog, Boogieman and the Seven Sunfish. Clint Johnson, who lives near where I caught this fish called it a stumpknocker. I caught a lot about half the size but with the look of a full grown bull bluegill. Bruce Condello thinks it is a bluegill, but it does look different after being on ice than it did when i caught it.
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Comment by John Calloway on September 15, 2010 at 4:22pm
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Stumpknocker? Is that what some people call a Flier?
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Anybody else think Bruce's comment about the bull gill shows he is in denial. Pay attention to the technique Bruce. That ain't a bluegill anyway. It is a stumpknocker.
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If you are going to use currency for perspective, get a good perspective Daddy said.
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Comment by Jim Gronaw on September 15, 2010 at 3:28pm
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I can assure you...I will never be able to measure fish the way the Boogieman does!
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Comment by Bruce Condello on September 15, 2010 at 12:27pm
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That's a pretty sizable black crappie. That sure looks like a bull bluegill to me. Hmmmm. More research needed!
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The Boogieman technique revealed!
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Comment by Lord of the Fly , Rods on September 13, 2010 at 9:02pm
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Wow , a $200 dollar crappie
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