All caught around a spillover of a dam, couple on ultralight crappie rod and jig, others on medium action casting rod using 1/4 oz jig head and grub or minnow.  Blue and white color combination.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some nice fish there

Some nice fish there

Thanks, unless somebody has landed a monster and didnt tell the bait shop across the street or tell anyone, I hold the big fish brag rights for the area I fish.  I'll be honest though, my success is directly correlated to the amount of time I spend casting, which is daily minus the occasional thunderstorm day.

Nice fish man...the dorsal fin on that last one is pretty gnarly!

Nice fish man...the dorsal fin on that last one is pretty gnarly!

Thought the same thing when I saw the pic for the first time lol. That one was actually caught today(er, yesterday)

Thanks, unless somebody has landed a monster and didnt tell the bait shop across the street or tell anyone, I hold the big fish brag rights for the area I fish. I'll be honest though, my success is directly correlated to the amount of time I spend casting, which is daily minus the occasional thunderstorm day.

How big is it? What do you mainly use to catch em?

9 3/4 lb, dont know what the big fish is for the entire reservoir but 9 3/4 is biggest we've seen so far from below the dam.  Using 1/4 oz jig heads and 4" curly tail grub or minnow. White or blue/white combo

Nice quality catches! Thanks for sharing..

Caught these 30 mins and an hour ago...

 

 

Bout to hit up my local hole, i'll be sure to give you updates

Do you keep all those hogs?

Do you keep all those hogs?

None, they go 100 yds to the bait shop for weigh and pictures and then released. The 10+ I catch one day will be took to the taxidermist.

 

I went out an hour ago and caught a large crappie on the 1/4 oz jig head with 3" white curly tail grub, and missed a large bass on a bad hookset.  Long cast and didnt yam it in like i should've. Big storm came in very quickly and sent me home.