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mjkaliszak
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Connie Ball Jig heads & Mr Twister bodies... Do they still make that stuff ? try all color heads & bodies. If you have to put a grub, piece of night crawler, or minnow on them. Fish structure & drop off's.. we used to buy the Connie Ball heads because the eyelets were always clean. Try 1/8 or 3/32 head sizes. You can double tie the jig heads on the line about a foot apart. That will get you down deeper if needed. Some times they will just pick up the jig and you will only see tension on your line, then set it. Their tricky buggers sometimes...... Don't reel in too fast.
You could ask these guys-
Milwaukee-area men cited in Chippewa Flowage panfish overbagging case
By Paul A. Smith of the Journal Sentinel
June 9, 2010 11:48 a.m. | Department of Natural Resources conservation wardens continue to pursue arrests associated with a group of Milwaukee-area anglers caught overbagging panfish in late May on the Chippewa Flowage near Hayward.
Acting on anonymous tips, wardens arrested 13 men for being 2,238 fish over their possession limits, primarily for crappie. The men have been charged with $27,826 in citations and restitution, but could face additional violations of $43,457, according to DNR wardens.
In addition, they could have fishing and hunting privilages revoked for up to three years.
The DNR identified the men as: Nathaniel Johnson Jr., 58, Hartford; Mac Arthur Kirksey, 60, Brown Deer; Dwight S. Kirksey, 56, Milwaukee; Willie G. Colbert, 61, Milwaukee; Henry A. Jackson, 61, Milwaukee; Aaron M. Conley, 34, Milwaukee; Kevin D. Sheriff, 52, Milwaukee; Travis L. Sheriff, 34, Waukesha; Paul A. Sheriff, 57, Milwaukee; Zachary L. Bynum, 54, Milwaukee; Johnnie B. McGlaston, 63, Milwaukee; Charles E. Walker, 60, Milwaukee; and Levell Willis, 74, Milwaukee.
The Chippewa Flowage has a daily bag limit of 25 panfish, of which only 15 may be crappie. The legal possession limit of panfish is 50, or two days' bag limit. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee-area men cited in Chippewa Flowage panfish overbagging case
By Paul A. Smith of the Journal Sentinel
June 9, 2010 11:48 a.m. | Department of Natural Resources conservation wardens continue to pursue arrests associated with a group of Milwaukee-area anglers caught overbagging panfish in late May on the Chippewa Flowage near Hayward.
Acting on anonymous tips, wardens arrested 13 men for being 2,238 fish over their possession limits, primarily for crappie. The men have been charged with $27,826 in citations and restitution, but could face additional violations of $43,457, according to DNR wardens.
In addition, they could have fishing and hunting privilages revoked for up to three years.
The DNR identified the men as: Nathaniel Johnson Jr., 58, Hartford; Mac Arthur Kirksey, 60, Brown Deer; Dwight S. Kirksey, 56, Milwaukee; Willie G. Colbert, 61, Milwaukee; Henry A. Jackson, 61, Milwaukee; Aaron M. Conley, 34, Milwaukee; Kevin D. Sheriff, 52, Milwaukee; Travis L. Sheriff, 34, Waukesha; Paul A. Sheriff, 57, Milwaukee; Zachary L. Bynum, 54, Milwaukee; Johnnie B. McGlaston, 63, Milwaukee; Charles E. Walker, 60, Milwaukee; and Levell Willis, 74, Milwaukee.
The Chippewa Flowage has a daily bag limit of 25 panfish, of which only 15 may be crappie. The legal possession limit of panfish is 50, or two days' bag limit. »Read Full Blog Post
thunderstruck88
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Six fisherman fined thousands of dollars, have to forfeit boats, catch in Ohio
By Associated Press
POSTED: 02:00 p.m. EDT, Jun 08, 2010
SANDUSKY, OHIO: Six fishermen from Tennessee and Georgia have paid a steep price for violating Ohio fishing regulations.
Gino Barna of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources said the men were fined $16,000 and had to forfeit three bass boats and trailers and two freezers full of fish.
The charges stemmed from a Lake Erie fishing trip in April in the Bass Islands area near Sandusky.
At their court appearance on June 2, the men also were told they'll be entered into the Wildlife Violator's Compact and most likely will lose privileges in 33 other states for three years.
One of those fined — Charles Burkhart of Ringgold, Ga. — told the Chattanooga Times Free Press he and his buddies thought the limit was five fish per trip onto the water. The regulation is five per day. They were 141 over limit.
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Information from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, http://www.timesfreepress.com.
By Associated Press
POSTED: 02:00 p.m. EDT, Jun 08, 2010
SANDUSKY, OHIO: Six fishermen from Tennessee and Georgia have paid a steep price for violating Ohio fishing regulations.
Gino Barna of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources said the men were fined $16,000 and had to forfeit three bass boats and trailers and two freezers full of fish.
The charges stemmed from a Lake Erie fishing trip in April in the Bass Islands area near Sandusky.
At their court appearance on June 2, the men also were told they'll be entered into the Wildlife Violator's Compact and most likely will lose privileges in 33 other states for three years.
One of those fined — Charles Burkhart of Ringgold, Ga. — told the Chattanooga Times Free Press he and his buddies thought the limit was five fish per trip onto the water. The regulation is five per day. They were 141 over limit.
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Information from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, http://www.timesfreepress.com.