Does anyone know what the crappie are biting on in Lake Eufaula in Oklahoma?
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I came from Eufala last weekend and we were just using minnows. Three of us caught 100-150 on Saturday. BNut with the rain coming, I doubt they will be doing any good this weekend
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call dfw(depo.of fish wildlife)
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Come on bcmk33, you know how bass are. They bite whatever they are hungry for, and you know that it changes all the time. But have fun fishing there, catch a few for me. Tight lines.
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a fly, a worm, a grub, a minnow.....\nwhat?\nwhat are you fishing for? what kind of fish?
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In Texas, the common name of Polliwog or Chucklehead Cat is sometimes used for either the Black Bullhead Catfish (Ameiurus melas) or the Yellow Bullhead (Ameiurus natalis).\n\nThese are native fish to Texas and much of North America, and aren't really considered pest species.  They are not as desired by anglers as other catfish, like the flathead or channel cat, but they wouldn't be targeted as a nuisance species.\n\nThere are introduced exotic species in Texas that can cause problems in lakes and waterways, such as the grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella) and the common carp (Cyprinus carpio).  These can cause considerable damage to native ecosystems.
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i dont know where this lake is' best 2 ask the local fishermen.\nthe most effective bait for pike is a live bait. you need a big float' some sinkers to keep it balanced. use a thin 15 cm long steel tippet with a trebble hook in the end. cach a small bait fish(10-20 cm) and put the trebble hook in its back(make sure its alive). be carefull when you cast so that the baitfish doesnt get torn of the hook. when you see the float sink dont hook-up directly. wait 5-15 seconds so it has a chance 2 swallow the bait.\n\nyou can also use spinners and wobblers. pike like hiding in vegetation so try a few casts nearby without getting caught in it.\ngood luck!
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try this one\n\nhttp://www.amonline.net.au/fishes/fishfacts/fish/iatlan.htm
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This one:\nhttp://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/NorthAmerica/images/Beaver2003SEG.jpg
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if you know where they are\nthen fish for them with crappie tackle\ngood luck and good fishing
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Hard to say. It looks like Colorado dnr's web site is closed for the summer. What I did find indicates that there are "probably" Rainbow and Cut throat Trout and a variety of pan fish. \nIt also appears that someone won a largest fish award with a fish caught there in 2005.
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most likely fish, or another animal that lives in water, perhaps an early reptile
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Gars have sharp teeth and have been known to bite anything that moves. However, they are not like piranhas, and normally do not attack people. There are many gar fish here in the rivers and lakes of western Kentucky.
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State Bird: Brown Thrasher\n» State Tree: Live oak\n» State Flower: Cherokee Rose\nstate fish: Largemouth bass
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You want to exchange fish stories?You want to hear about the giant crappies that i caught?I have pictures of only their lips tho because i left them in water on a stringer to go make a drink.But they were HUGE.LOL . What is your biggest catch?
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Crappie minnows are sold commercially as are Shiners. Shad or any of the Sucker family are also used for bait. \n Any fish smaller than what you are fishing for can be used for bait. Even fish of the same species.
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Try using a minnow or even what they call Chubbs..Which is another type of minnow but you can catch them in the stream!!!Good Luck!!!
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the redcross is sponsering a fishing tournament in the finger lake region of new york july 8th & 9th of this yearI believe thats the area you are looking for, if its not then my next suggestion would be to contact chautauqua county, ny\nand go from there. Good luck !!!