Its another one of those big slab fest episodes from Season 10 of Extreme Angler TV. Karl is fishing with his good buddy Tim Blackley of the Strike King Pro …
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Season 10 – Crappie times in `Ole Miss
May 21, 2013 by
Nice Crappie Fishing photos
May 14, 2013 by
A few nice Crappie Fishing images I found:
Grant, OMG what a Beautiful Finch Lake sunset
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BlackMagic
Boat Landing on Widow James Lake
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BlackMagic
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Image by Matthew Falk
Freshwater report 5/01
May 4, 2013 by
Freshwater report 5/01
Saturday May 4 is a day to mark on your calendar, Anna Point Marina and Fish Tales will be hosting their annual Youth Fishing Derby. There are 3 age groups that will compete for the largest fish of four categories. Bass, Crappie, Sunfish and Catfish.
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Lakes remain frozen as fishing opener draws closer
Sandra Calcutt, owner of Maple Hill Resort on Clearwater Lake near Annandale, was expecting several anglers for a crappie tournament planned for Saturday, but she said it looks like the tournament will have to be canceled. “There's still a lot of ice …
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Nice Crappie Fishing photos
April 27, 2013 by
A few nice Crappie Fishing images I found:
Silver Lake, Dover
Image by Nouhailler
The lake is the source of the St. Jones River. There are several species of fish in the lake, including largemouth bass, carp, crappie, striped bass, white perch, bluegill, catfish, and others.
Silver Lake, Dover
Image by Nouhailler
The lake is the source of the St. Jones River. There are several species of fish in the lake, including largemouth bass, carp, crappie, striped bass, white perch, bluegill, catfish, and others.
Lake Mojave, Lake Mead NRA (5)
Image by Ken Lund
Lake Mohave is a reservoir formed by Davis Dam on the Colorado River, which defines the border between Nevada and Arizona in the United States. The lake lies at an elevation of 647 feet (197 m) near Laughlin, Nevada and Bullhead City, AZ, about 67 miles (108 km) downstream from Hoover Dam. The lake and adjacent lands forming its shoreline are part of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area administered by the U.S. National Park Service.
The water then flows into Lake Havasu.
Fish Species:
Rainbow
Largemouth Bass
Striped Bass
Crappie
Sunfish
Catfish (Channel)
Carp
Crappie Feeding Frenzy! Trolling for Big Spring Spawn Crappie…
April 23, 2013 by
4-14-2013 What a day! The crappie fishing was as fast & furious as it gets folks! At times we would have 5 fish on at the same time! it is fun when the Sprin…
Nice Crappie Fishing photos
April 20, 2013 by
Some cool Crappie Fishing images:
Lexington Trout Unlimited Event
Image by Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Northern VA
Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Fort Belvoir and Quantico Program welcomed Warriors, guides, guests and hosts to a good time and lots of camaraderie Sat. Oct. 27, in Lexington, Virginia. The event was hosted by the Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited and Mike Smith. This was the second annual fall event held on the private property of Mike and Nancy Smith.
A total of 12 Warriors attended from several local Project Healing Waters programs: Fort Belvoir, Quantico, Richmond, and Martinsburg (WV).
Many fished the private stocked trout pond while others ventured to Buffalo Creek and Murray River. Everyone got on fish. There were rainbow and brown trout at the pond; brown trout at Buffalo Creek; and small mouth, crappie and sunfish at Murray River. Everyone got on fish!!
Cadets from the Virginia Military Institute’s Fly Fishing Club provided support, equipment, and wet their lines in the trout pond along with the Warriors and guides.
The Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited provided a fantastic lunch of grilled steak, hamburgers, hot dogs, potato salad, beans, soda, water and fresh baked cookies.
Saturday’s weather was great for this time of year in Virginia…just before Hurricane Sandy came ashore.
(Photos by Marty Laksbergs)
Lexington Trout Unlimited Event
Image by Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Northern VA
Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Fort Belvoir and Quantico Program welcomed Warriors, guides, guests and hosts to a good time and lots of camaraderie Sat. Oct. 27, in Lexington, Virginia. The event was hosted by the Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited and Mike Smith. This was the second annual fall event held on the private property of Mike and Nancy Smith.
A total of 12 Warriors attended from several local Project Healing Waters programs: Fort Belvoir, Quantico, Richmond, and Martinsburg (WV).
Many fished the private stocked trout pond while others ventured to Buffalo Creek and Murray River. Everyone got on fish. There were rainbow and brown trout at the pond; brown trout at Buffalo Creek; and small mouth, crappie and sunfish at Murray River. Everyone got on fish!!
Cadets from the Virginia Military Institute’s Fly Fishing Club provided support, equipment, and wet their lines in the trout pond along with the Warriors and guides.
The Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited provided a fantastic lunch of grilled steak, hamburgers, hot dogs, potato salad, beans, soda, water and fresh baked cookies.
Saturday’s weather was great for this time of year in Virginia…just before Hurricane Sandy came ashore.
(Photos by Marty Laksbergs)
Nice Crappie Fishing photos
April 20, 2013 by
A few nice Crappie Fishing images I found:
Lexington Trout Unlimited Event
Image by Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Northern VA
Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Fort Belvoir and Quantico Program welcomed Warriors, guides, guests and hosts to a good time and lots of camaraderie Sat. Oct. 27, in Lexington, Virginia. The event was hosted by the Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited and Mike Smith. This was the second annual fall event held on the private property of Mike and Nancy Smith.
A total of 12 Warriors attended from several local Project Healing Waters programs: Fort Belvoir, Quantico, Richmond, and Martinsburg (WV).
Many fished the private stocked trout pond while others ventured to Buffalo Creek and Murray River. Everyone got on fish. There were rainbow and brown trout at the pond; brown trout at Buffalo Creek; and small mouth, crappie and sunfish at Murray River. Everyone got on fish!!
Cadets from the Virginia Military Institute’s Fly Fishing Club provided support, equipment, and wet their lines in the trout pond along with the Warriors and guides.
The Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited provided a fantastic lunch of grilled steak, hamburgers, hot dogs, potato salad, beans, soda, water and fresh baked cookies.
Saturday’s weather was great for this time of year in Virginia…just before Hurricane Sandy came ashore.
(Photos by Marty Laksbergs)
Lexington Trout Unlimited Event
Image by Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Northern VA
Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Fort Belvoir and Quantico Program welcomed Warriors, guides, guests and hosts to a good time and lots of camaraderie Sat. Oct. 27, in Lexington, Virginia. The event was hosted by the Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited and Mike Smith. This was the second annual fall event held on the private property of Mike and Nancy Smith.
A total of 12 Warriors attended from several local Project Healing Waters programs: Fort Belvoir, Quantico, Richmond, and Martinsburg (WV).
Many fished the private stocked trout pond while others ventured to Buffalo Creek and Murray River. Everyone got on fish. There were rainbow and brown trout at the pond; brown trout at Buffalo Creek; and small mouth, crappie and sunfish at Murray River. Everyone got on fish!!
Cadets from the Virginia Military Institute’s Fly Fishing Club provided support, equipment, and wet their lines in the trout pond along with the Warriors and guides.
The Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited provided a fantastic lunch of grilled steak, hamburgers, hot dogs, potato salad, beans, soda, water and fresh baked cookies.
Saturday’s weather was great for this time of year in Virginia…just before Hurricane Sandy came ashore.
(Photos by Marty Laksbergs)
Lexington Trout Unlimited Event
April 20, 2013 by
Some cool Crappie Fishing images:
Lexington Trout Unlimited Event
Image by Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Northern VA
Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Fort Belvoir and Quantico Program welcomed Warriors, guides, guests and hosts to a good time and lots of camaraderie Sat. Oct. 27, in Lexington, Virginia. The event was hosted by the Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited and Mike Smith. This was the second annual fall event held on the private property of Mike and Nancy Smith.
A total of 12 Warriors attended from several local Project Healing Waters programs: Fort Belvoir, Quantico, Richmond, and Martinsburg (WV).
Many fished the private stocked trout pond while others ventured to Buffalo Creek and Murray River. Everyone got on fish. There were rainbow and brown trout at the pond; brown trout at Buffalo Creek; and small mouth, crappie and sunfish at Murray River. Everyone got on fish!!
Cadets from the Virginia Military Institute’s Fly Fishing Club provided support, equipment, and wet their lines in the trout pond along with the Warriors and guides.
The Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited provided a fantastic lunch of grilled steak, hamburgers, hot dogs, potato salad, beans, soda, water and fresh baked cookies.
Saturday’s weather was great for this time of year in Virginia…just before Hurricane Sandy came ashore.
(Photos by Marty Laksbergs)
Lexington Trout Unlimited Event
Image by Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Northern VA
Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing – Fort Belvoir and Quantico Program welcomed Warriors, guides, guests and hosts to a good time and lots of camaraderie Sat. Oct. 27, in Lexington, Virginia. The event was hosted by the Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited and Mike Smith. This was the second annual fall event held on the private property of Mike and Nancy Smith.
A total of 12 Warriors attended from several local Project Healing Waters programs: Fort Belvoir, Quantico, Richmond, and Martinsburg (WV).
Many fished the private stocked trout pond while others ventured to Buffalo Creek and Murray River. Everyone got on fish. There were rainbow and brown trout at the pond; brown trout at Buffalo Creek; and small mouth, crappie and sunfish at Murray River. Everyone got on fish!!
Cadets from the Virginia Military Institute’s Fly Fishing Club provided support, equipment, and wet their lines in the trout pond along with the Warriors and guides.
The Skyline Chapter of Trout Unlimited provided a fantastic lunch of grilled steak, hamburgers, hot dogs, potato salad, beans, soda, water and fresh baked cookies.
Saturday’s weather was great for this time of year in Virginia…just before Hurricane Sandy came ashore.
(Photos by Marty Laksbergs)