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 Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: deesnutz]
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03/13/09 03:31 AM
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CarpBait
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Black crappie sure are cool looking compared to white crappie.
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Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: CarpBait]
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03/13/09 03:50 AM
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B_Rod
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Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: Seagate]
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03/13/09 03:40 PM
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deesnutz
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Yes, between the dock and bank mostly and on the side of dock closest to boat ramp
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Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: CarpBait]
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03/13/09 06:00 PM
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DaveB
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Black crappie sure are cool looking compared to white crappie. Ain't no black crappie in Granger. Those are all male white crappie that turned a black color because of their testasterone levels elevating. That is an indicator that the spawn is coming soon. Nice catch BTW!
Last edited by DBman; 03/13/09 06:02 PM.
Keep on fishing.
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Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: DaveB]
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03/13/09 06:01 PM
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SaltyDawg88
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I did not know that Dave! Thanks for the info! I might see you out on the water this weekend. Good luck on your guide trips!
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Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: SaltyDawg88]
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03/13/09 06:07 PM
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DaveB
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I did not know that Dave! Thanks for the info! I might see you out on the water this weekend. Good luck on your guide trips!
Thanks. Might see ya out there. I'll bring some business cards with me to give to ya for your next Academy trip.  GEE! There I go trying to be an expert on Granger AGAIN!!! 
Last edited by DBman; 03/13/09 06:21 PM.
Keep on fishing.
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Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: DaveB]
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03/13/09 11:03 PM
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Sunfighter
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Ain't no black crappie in Granger. Those are all male white crappie that turned a black color because of their testasterone levels elevating. That is an indicator that the spawn is coming soon.
Nice catch BTW! Thanks. Might see ya out there. I'll bring some business cards with me to give to ya for your next Academy trip. GEE! There I go trying to be an expert on Granger AGAIN!!! ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Wow DBman, That sure sounded like an expert opinion to me. I'm impressed....By the way, those slabs look a little thin to me. I sure hope we see some thicker crappie on Granger this season.
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Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: DaveB]
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03/14/09 12:34 AM
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Snuffer
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Black crappie sure are cool looking compared to white crappie. Ain't no black crappie in Granger. Those are all male white crappie that turned a black color because of their testasterone levels elevating. That is an indicator that the spawn is coming soon. Nice catch BTW! Incorrect statement. I was fishing with THE LAKE EXPERT last summer. He and I both caught a black crappie on the north end of the lake by the old bridge. Verified each fish by counting the dorsal spines one had 7 the other had 8, both were released.
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Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: Snuffer]
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03/14/09 01:21 AM
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Sunfighter
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Black crappie sure are cool looking compared to white crappie. Ain't no black crappie in Granger. Those are all male white crappie that turned a black color because of their testasterone levels elevating. That is an indicator that the spawn is coming soon. Nice catch BTW! Incorrect statement. I was fishing with THE LAKE EXPERT last summer. He and I both caught a black crappie on the north end of the lake by the old bridge. Verified each fish by counting the dorsal spines one had 7 the other had 8, both were released. Well here we have yet another expert opinion. Snuffer I thought you were spending your time up north on the metro lakes. So who's this "Lake Expert" you were fishing with last summer? Is this person also known as "Granger King Of The Lake" ????? Good to hear from you Snuffer.
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Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: Sunfighter]
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03/14/09 01:32 AM
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imacrappienut
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Granger King of the Lake = DBMAN?
At any given weight, a black crappie tends to be shorter lengthwise and thicker top to bottom than a white crappie. The spine count on the dorsal fin (the ones that will stick you) is different, a black crappie has 7-8 while a white crappie has 5-6. Black crappie tend to be more speckled while white crappie usually have distinct dark bars.
Both black and white crappie will turn dark (almost totally black in clear water) during spawning season while the females will be milky to silvery white.
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Re: Check out these Granger Crappie
[Re: imacrappienut]
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03/14/09 05:41 PM
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CrappieExtractor
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Black crappie White crappie who cares they all taste the same fried up.
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