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justin1982 06-21-2014 11:30 AM

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Went out on LH for a couple hours yesterday. Water was a steady 73 degrees and it was a pretty productive crappie day. Also caught this guy who smacked a herring. Looks like a sunnie but I've never seen that kind of coloring on a sunnie before

justin1982 06-21-2014 11:31 AM

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Also caught this little guy which was cool. To bad his parents didn't show up!

Rybazłapać 06-21-2014 11:38 AM

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Looks like a rock bass I think.

FASTEDDIE29 06-21-2014 11:40 AM

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Yup, Rock Bass and a baby Hybrid Striper, cooooool!

briansnat 06-21-2014 12:13 PM

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Rock bass definitely, but I don't see the usual red eye.

Skunk City 06-22-2014 09:17 AM

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As stated above, Rock Bass and a baby Hybrid. That Hybrid is sweet, smallest one I've ever seen!

FASTEDDIE29 06-22-2014 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Skunk City (Post 362672)
As stated above, Rock Bass and a baby Hybrid. That Hybrid is sweet, smallest one I've ever seen!

It's a future cynder block/ 10 POUNDER!!!! YUP!!!

briansnat 06-22-2014 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by FASTEDDIE29 (Post 362675)
It's a future cynder block/ 10 POUNDER!!!! YUP!!!

I thought hybrids don't reproduce, or was it stocked at that size?

Jigman13 06-22-2014 10:42 AM

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Likely stocked at that size or even a bit smaller. They grow fast though. Really fast...

jimmythegreek 06-22-2014 10:46 PM

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The day the KDC float stocked last year we put in 4000 fingerlings which were about 4" long. They get to 12" in about 1 year and are legal 16" keepers or better within 2 yrs. They eat herring and grow very fast. They were actually invented to control baitfish populations and sunny populations to help grow trophy bass lakes. The theory is they dont reproduce so once they control things they die off. Interesting read on the hybrids.......I love em


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