Springtime

[RJohnson]

Bird
I believe you are correct, guess I was thinking about the white crappie. There is also a black crappie, which did you catch? Did you catch them in Navarro Mills Lake or did you go to Richland Chambers?

Randy

 

[tgello]

bird, sorry about givin' you crappie about takin' a (few) crappies. thank you for clearing it up. what do you catch them on? yeah i know ,a fishin' pole and a hook.....ha ha ,beat ya guys to it!.....tgello

 

[Bird]

Randy, we have both the black and white crappie. The ones I caught yesterday just happened to be two black males and one white female. And I caught them about 400-500 yards from the house; Harris Branch of Navarro Mills Lake (although you'd be hard put to find anyone who knows where Harris Branch is, since it's known from Dallas to Waco as "Snake Creek"/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif). I think the name comes from its meandering path instead of the reptile - I've seen one snake in the vicinity in 7 years.

 

[Bird]

<font color=blue>what do you catch them on?</font color=blue>

One sixteenth to 1/8 ounce lead head jigs. Color doesn't seem to matter this time of year, but I was using the small ones; pink head, yellow feathers.

 

[StoneHeartFarm]

Bird

Grass? You mean that green stuff that Harv posted the picture of his kids laying on? I sort of remember grass, but mine appears to be coming up white this year. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif

SHF

 

[RJohnson]

Bird
I am sick to death of all the rain we are getting. And it is always on the weekend. For the last three weekend I have had over 10 inches of rain. The Trinity is out of its banks and I have attached a picture I took yesterday so you can remember how it used to be in Dallas.
Now I hear they are predicting more rain for this coming weekend/w3tcompact/icons/sad.gif.
I am going to the lake even if I have to mow in the rain/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif. May get stuck in the mud but I am going.
Have a great day! And how is that new mower running? Too wet to try out?

Randy

 

[looch]

<font color=blue>sac-a-lait </font color=blue>

If your spelling is right, then the English translation is "milk-bag." Interesting.