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With the weather being perfect on Sunday I grabbed my gf, our fishing/foraging hound, a scoop of minnows and after changing a trailer tire we were on our way to our favourite crappie lake. I guess everyone else had the same idea and when we got there i couldnt find a place to park...started thinking of what to do and I see a man coming off the lake. After a short chat he had his boat out of the water and I had a place to park. Fishing started off really slow with just one crappie in an hour and a half even though we were marking them pretty good but then picked up. We managed 25 crappie and 2 good sized rock bass. Was a gorgeous day out on the water and I hope to get a few more in before the ice comes.
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Great job start to finish. You got leftovers you say. PM me your address, I can help you with that JK. Seriously though, where do you get your Old Bay seasoning. Any time I've looked for it . . . I've come up empty.
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Awsome job Vbb!! Yes I know what you mean when you say Sunday was busy!! Amazingly Monday had all of one other boat!Nice fillet job,good looking meal.May I ask why you trouble yourself by scaling?Scales can be very messy,i prefer to skin.Imop
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QUOTE (Dbfish @ Nov 08, 2016 - 07:05 pm)
Awsome job Vbb!! Yes I know what you mean when you say Sunday was busy!! Amazingly Monday had all of one other boat!Nice fillet job,good looking meal.May I ask why you trouble yourself by scaling?Scales can be very messy,i prefer to skin.Imop
I really like the texture and taste of the skin when I fry them. Crappie is by far the easiest fish to scale. They come right off in 2 swipes of the knife per side. I agree it's messy and time consuming but for me it's worth it.
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QUOTE (VBB @ Nov 08, 2016 - 07:53 pm)
QUOTE (Dbfish @ Nov 08, 2016 - 07:05 pm)
Awsome job Vbb!! Yes I know what you mean when you say Sunday was busy!! Amazingly Monday had all of one other boat!Nice fillet job,good looking meal.May I ask why you trouble yourself by scaling?Scales can be very messy,i prefer to skin.Imop
I really like the texture and taste of the skin when I fry them. Crappie is by far the easiest fish to scale. They come right off in 2 swipes of the knife per side. I agree it's messy and time consuming but for me it's worth it.
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