Finally!

[Phil Yearout]

After weeks of hurricane winds and major rain, yesterday was perfect. A sweet-casting little glass 4wt, lots of fat 'gills and a crappie or two...

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[Dean Romig]

What Fun!! I hope you saved some for the skillet!





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[Garry L Gordon]

What Dean said...and I hope you can make hushpuppies(!)

[CraigThompson]

I’d kinda like a good mess of crappie fillets . Dredge them in flour , pan fry them and some taters with a little coleslaw and perhaps a couple corn muffins :cool:

[Harold Lee Pickens]

I have progressed ( some might say regressed), from bass boat/tournament fishing to simple farm pond /stream fishing with ultralights and occassional fly rod. Pure relaxation and enjoyment and yeah, some great eating. The boat hasnt been in the water for years, I need to get rid of it.

[Stephen Hodges]

Never had them. All ways considered trash fish were i was raised in NH. Are they good to eat??

[Dan Steingraber]

Never had them. All ways considered trash fish were i was raised in NH. Are they good to eat??

Very mild and tasty. I live a few hundred yards from the southern shore of Lake Erie's Western Basin where perch and wallyeye are currently incredibly abundent and my favorites but crapie are not far off.

[Dean Romig]

Crappies are excellent - a lot like flounder for those near the coast. Bluegills are excellent to but not as good as crappie.





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[Harold Lee Pickens]

Deep fried in beer batter, hard to tell the difference. Both are excellent. Got 10+ packages in the freezer already. I carry a filled knife and cutting board in the truck.