Mary had a little SLAB

[FASTEDDIE29]

Now that's a big ass tasty Crappie!!!! NICE! Did somebody say invasive species fish fry. That's a fun idea!!!!


P.S. A buddy of mine was Eeling on the Brodhead last week and caught a rather large Snakehead. That's a creek that runs into the BIG D for those of you who don't know, above rt 80!!!!

[AndyS]

Not to hijack the thread but, if you find ANYTHING out of the ordinary please let F&G know.

http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/contactform.htm

Nice slob BTW !

[muskynut]

Real Nice....Congrats!.....

[lunkertaker]

HOLY CRAPPIE BATMAN

Do they actually reach that size in NJ?

NICE CATCH!

[The Birdman]

Serious Slab Slob Hog Crappie

[ScowardNJ]

Where were you really fishing last night?

[acabtp]

real nice fish! good job man

Originally Posted by lunkertaker

Do they actually reach that size in NJ?

yup, a few waters even grow them bigger. but catching the big boys this time of year is a good feat, usually it's another six weeks or so before they really get on the chew.

[Skunk City]

Originally Posted by ScowardNJ

Where were you really fishing last night?

Haha trying to get up there this week if you are down!

[Fish n Jeep]

Originally Posted by FASTEDDIE29

P.S. A buddy of mine was Eeling on the Brodhead last week and caught a rather large Snakehead. That's a creek that runs into the BIG D for those of you who don't know, above rt 80!!!!

Snakes above Rt 80?!



I didn't realize they had gotten above the tidal section.

[420*NightCrawler]

Congrats on a pb. I didn't realize they even got that large in there. I might have to start targeting them when the bass aren't hitting.

I was there last night (11pm-12am), fishing the north boat ramp shoreline. My luck wasn't as well as yours but I did manage to see a coyote and two baby racoons. I was fishing the surface for about an hour with a popper and jitterbug and had 2 misses (smaller fish). I would have fished a bit longer, but a car pulled in the parking lot and a drunk sounding couple were going at it in their car, despite me being 50 feet away. I decided I'd make my exit at that point.

I've had decent luck up there having fished there for years, much more luck in the early morning and from the boat. Usually, when I'm there fishing the shore, I'm just passing time. The best way to hit that place is from the water. I've had 2 musky hookups on light tackle while targeting bass there as well. I suppose those experiences play into my love with the place, besides there not being another spot like it around here, with that type of tree structure. But like most would say, it's a love/hate relationship with that place.