[Alphahawk]

Spent the whole day out at Blue Cat Lake at Williamsport today. Had a ball with 125 fish landed. I had 7 shell crackers and the rest was divided up between crappie and Gills. Most of my Gills were 7 inches long and had a good girth. The crappie were all about 10 inches...I measured 6 of those things. They have good shoulders...but on the HOOK1 Hawg Trough they were all about a credit card thickness short of 10 inches....LOL. You could pinch the tail good and get some of them legal but it would have been a toss up as to how a game warden would read it...LOL. I wasn't keeping fish anyway so it didn't matter. Every time I go out there using the si unit I am amazed at how many crappie are in that lake. It is just beyond belief. I am posting a pic of Gills on the bottom in about 10 feet of water....and a lot of crappie pics. Just a fun day with the kayak. For those interested the hybrids were busting top water today...quite a bit of them. The water temps were around 66-67 in most places. The water is almost tannic color. All fish were caught on a Bison colored Trout Magnet using 2# test SOS Line. The Gills....and a lot of the crappie...are hanging around the dam. If you are out about 25 feet from the dam they are on that line if in a boat or kayak. If you fish the bank cast straight out from the bank and twitch back. On the pic ...Mega Crappie...I have circled some large fish hanging around the crappie almost on the bottom....plus you can pick out some bigger fish in some of the other shots also.

Regards