Crappie Time 2

[mhbaseball]

looks like fun, congrats!!!

[ground level]

Them new fangled hand-cranked phones work pretty dang good, huh?

Nice catch and some great catfish too. Did the crappie slow down when yall had the flathead on?

[Ol Thumper]

Nice catch and some great catfish too. Did the crappie slow down when yall had the flathead on?[/QUOTE]

Not that I could tell, we were sitting over a huge brush pile and we pulled away from the brush while I was fishing the fish and when we headed back to the pile we came in from the other side and started catching them as soon as we hit it. We normally have at least 2 piles within 30 yards from each other and we can bounce back and fourth at will depending on whats happening. A lot of time you can hit a top hard for a bit and they will just shut down and you simply move to the other one untill it shuts down and then go back the the other one and start over. When they both stop producing we simply move to the next target but by then you typically have your limit.

On a side note for anyone doing this and marking their spots with a gps heres what you can do.. Start tracking when you leave the dock and leave it on and you can down load it when you get home and you can see exactly where you were catching the fish by seeing where the boat stayed most of the time on the brush top, and fine tune your coordinates from their, that way when you go back instead of fishing the spots around the brush that were unproductive you can go straight to the money holes If anyone has any questions on this just pm me, its pretty easy to do but yet 100% effective and saves time. A lot of guys just mark a spot and fish around it searching for the fish, thats the old school way< Technology RULES> You can overlay the tracking over Google Earth and it brings a gps to a whole new playing field..

[Ol Thumper]

By the way "A lot of minnows were harmed in the making of this thread"

[GR5]

Good haul.

[codfish]

Awesome do you mind giving us the GPS coordinates and telling us what lake this was?? haha Great job and thanks for sharing you put a hurting on them. Now lets see the pics where you cook them up and share them with all of us!

[oneforthewall]

Nice "work" guys!

[Ol Thumper]

Awesome do you mind giving us the GPS coordinates and telling us what lake this was?? haha Great job and thanks for sharing you put a hurting on them. Now lets see the pics where you cook them up and share them with all of us!

Im not stingy, if your ready to go pm me and Ill hook you up We have a ton of brush tops on this lake so Im pretty sure we will be ok giving away a few

[codfish]

Haha sounds good. How far of a drive is it from Midland, Tx?

[mboltm]

Nice haul once again, Congrats