"Took 78 tidal crappie over the last three days….air temperatures in the mid 80s rapidly warming the shallows into the 60s"
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Hey my fellow fisherman,
I just joined today. My buddy Nick Holt told me about this site.
I just joined today. My buddy Nick Holt told me about this site.
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To Nick Holt- The fish Master
Hey nick I'm at work give me a call
Posted on September 3, 2009 at 12:24pm
Crappie Fishing in September
I'm like a kid in the candy store because my fishing for crappie officially starts the first of September and last til spring. This tenative date I set for myself because it gets real fun when the temperature cools off and I can hit some of my Honey holes
Posted on August 24, 2009 at 10:32am — 1 Comment
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