"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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Larry Penland
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Coppernose Die off
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Ive had brim die offs before columeris,from over crowding, and early Spring warm up,followed by a cold snap, forcing the brim off the beds, then back on. These are unavoidable, and accepted. But has…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tony Livingston Nov 28, 2012.
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- What type of animal is a bluegill?
- Yes, it has a long dam, for the size of the pond,about 300 ft. about 8 acres of run off to feed it. stocked coppernose brim and bass back in 1996? or 97. it has 3 gravel beds of about 6 yrds. each for the brim to bed. surface area is about 2 1/2 acres maybe a little more.
- What state are you from? This can help us get together for fishing trips!
- I live in southern Mississippi.
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First Light Tidal Black Crappie…..3/11/2026
"You can see this fish has been shallow for a while…starting to get busted up in shallow…"
"Got out for the third day in a row….plants blooming everywhere, pollen and insects moving around……surface temperatures sitting at 67 degrees"
Cleaned a Dozen Speckles Yesterday…….3/11/2026
My wife said she was ready for a fresh crappie fry…..knocked out a dozen yesterday for a treat this…
"Another beautiful late winter day….new river today….63 degree surface temperatures..five degrees less than yesterday’s water …"
"After a week long vacation to South Carolina and Georgia….drove home this morning and rolled in around 1, it was 80 degrees, I went fishing"
Great Scene Yesterday…Common Loons Feeding in the Fog….3/6/2026
"The male is in the distance with the white chest….dark brown female closest bird to the…"
Great Scene Yesterday…Common Loons Feeding in the Fog….3/6/2026
"Notice the channel marker in the distance……these loons were diving in 55 feet of…"
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