A friend of mine has a tank that is getting overcrowded, so she said I could fish and take however many fish I caught. We got into a bunch of crappie, and made our dinner plans right there! Not huge, but good eating size. Some fried taters and hushpuppies, and we were in great shape! It was some good eating....
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Oh boy... crappie is my fave freshwater fish, dusted with cornstarch and panfried or fried crisp. A little soy sauce, chilipepper water and fresh lemon juice. Hmmmmmm.
You are right PT re: "tank"... If I hadn't seen a fishing show on TV where they fished in a "tank", I would have envisioned a large steel structure like for holding thousands of gallons of oil.
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You are right PT re: "tank"... If I hadn't seen a fishing show on TV where they fished in a "tank", I would have envisioned a large steel structure like for holding thousands of gallons of oil.
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Papa Tom wrote:Crappie is good eating.
For the rest of the world that is not from Texas a tank probably is not what you have pictured in your mind, picture a pond.
You can call me city boy on this one, cuz I had the picture your talking about.
I figured about 500 gals or so, and you "fished" it with a net.
I mean, how hard could it be to catch fish without heads?
Good looking grub there Jack
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One of the things I miss..... Love Crappie sniff sniff
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