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That is huge, might be a state record in some states. Probabaly close in MD.

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That is huge, might be a state record in some states.

Not around here. Northern Mississippi, just south of Memphis, produces the

biggest crappie in the world. There is a feature article in this month's In-Fisherman

magazine about the four lakes. 4+ is not common, but many are caught

every year. What I find amazing is that they can grow so big when almost

all fish caught are harvested.

8-)

That is huge, might be a state record in some states.

Not around here. Northern Mississippi, just south of Memphis, produces the

biggest crappie in the world. There is a feature article in this month's In-Fisherman

magazine about the four lakes. 4+ is not common, but many are caught

every year. What I find amazing is that they can grow so big when almost

all fish caught are harvested.

8-)

Yes that area is known as the Arc. Up north we do not see that many big crappies. Big difference in length of the growing season.

that is a huge speck here in florida. The state record for florida is 3.83lbs.

That's a great fish. The state record here is 4 lbs. 15 ozs, but my PB is only 1 lb. 8 ozs.

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Here's a couple of pics I saved, just so I can go back and drool once and a while.

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Good gosh!  I'd love to catch a crappie like any of those pictured!  I'm thrilled if I catch a 14 inch crappie!

Good gosh! I'd love to catch a crappie like any of those pictured! I'm thrilled if I catch a 14 inch crappie!

X2 on that!  I have not caught too many big ones here.

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I have never seen crappie that big as the one the woman is holding. Toads in the crappie world for sure.

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This month's In-Fisherman has a great article on "The Arc".

8-)

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Man those are some nice fish....my dad has landed quiet a few 2+ in southern TN

Here's some speck's from central florida.... Orange Lake

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b75nweav, now thats' a nice afternoon catch!

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I'm not trying to naysay you by ANY means, but are you sure that your first pic isn't a crappie hybrid?

Here's a couple of pics I saved, just so I can go back and drool once and a while.

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That is huge, might be a state record in some states.

Not around here. Northern Mississippi, just south of Memphis, produces the

biggest crappie in the world. There is a feature article in this month's In-Fisherman

magazine about the four lakes. 4+ is not common, but many are caught

every year. What I find amazing is that they can grow so big when almost

all fish caught are harvested.

8-)

Perhaps that's why they get so big.  By reducing their numbers, they don't get stunted.  Only certain waters can support this kind of...management philosophy, I think, so I don't usually recommend it.

Still, I'd be thrilled If I caught even a 1.5 lb crappie.

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