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3/18 Freshwater Report

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03/19/12 08:26 AM

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Hit a lake a block from my house. Grew up fishing the lake as a kid but haven't really fished it in 10+ years. Never caught fish like I did last night before. Fished for a little over an hour and managed 5 picks, 5 bass, a big pumpkinseed and I what I think is a crappie. Not sure maybe one could confirm it. It fought the hardest out of all the fish. Everything hit a 2 3/4" Rapala floater in silver and black.

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#156878 - 03/19/12 08:53 AM Re: 3/18 Freshwater Report [Re: Lacey Marine]
fshfndr First Mate Registered: 08/26/07 Posts: 521 Loc: Beachwood, NJ	That's a crappie alright.Looks like a fun day. I grew up in East Brunswick and all my fishing was fresh water back then. Crappies on killies was an early season thing. Good Eating!
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#156879 - 03/19/12 09:08 AM Re: 3/18 Freshwater Report [Re: fshfndr]
Lacey Marine Sponsor Registered: 03/27/02 Posts: 5471 Loc: Forked River, NJ	Thanks, I was pretty sure it was one but have never caught one before of even heard of one caught in the lakes in town. Also based on the pics what kind of bass are those? I am thinking largemouth based off of some pics online but not positive. _________________________ Dan Tholen Click here to sign up for the BFH Discount! Visit our online store - https://laceymarine.com/ Make sure to like our Facebook page WE ARE A DEALER FOR ALL MAJOR ELECTRONICS, WE WILL MATCH ANY PRICE! PM ME FOR MORE DETAILS!
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#156880 - 03/19/12 09:16 AM Re: 3/18 Freshwater Report [Re: Lacey Marine]
She's A Keeper Active Member Registered: 06/25/06 Posts: 288 Loc: Parrish, FL	Dan, those are largemouth. If you had caught a smallmouth, you would definitely not be saying that the crappie fought the hardest. Smallmouth are some of the best fighting, if not THE best freshwater fish to catch! Looks like you had a great day. Makes me want to break out my freshwater tackle that hasn't been used in way too long!! _________________________ Dennis Fairburn 2002 Sportcraft 3150 Repowered with twin 383 stroker Mercruisers
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#156882 - 03/19/12 09:38 AM Re: 3/18 Freshwater Report [Re: She's A Keeper]
tombro Captain Registered: 06/20/05 Posts: 1067 Loc: South Brunswick, NJ	All nice, but I like the crappie best! Caught some myself last nite in the local waters. _________________________ Tom 'Full Circle' http://photobucket.com/albums/e127/lanoka/?
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#156895 - 03/19/12 10:36 PM Re: 3/18 Freshwater Report [Re: Lacey Marine]
stevetartar Active Member Registered: 07/12/11 Posts: 93 Loc: waretown, nj	Originally Posted By: Lacey Marine Also based on the pics what kind of bass are those? I am thinking largemouth based off of some pics online but not positive. Largemouth are on the greenish side. Smallmouth are more bronze or brown. Also if you close the mouth the hinge part of the jaw goes to or just past the eye of the largemouth. A smallmouth also has twice the fight than the largemouth. Hope you kissed them all before releasing like Jimmy Houston.
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