… ya’ll are still looking young and spry … happy for you both!

It looks like y'all had a great time and brought home some fine eating.

That's a great catch on some great eating fish. Where's the picture of your fish dinner ? The wife and I have just been shore fishing for bluegills. lol

That’s awesome! Great day!

Good job! I know you like them. Great eating and fun to fish for.

That's what I'll be doing as soon as the beaver traps come home! I should probably pull today...

good stuff

looks like you had a great time and a good fry

fillets or head , scale fry?

Very nice! Looks like you had fun.

Looks like a great time.

Gotta love a Babe that gets all done up to go fishing.!!

Your a spoiled man...Zim

Fresh calicos out of cold water are darn good eating!

Probably the finest eating that swims right there.

Down here Crappie is both singular and plural, and it's said Croppie.

You's had an fun day!

I hope we're going to get to see some of those plated up with whatever sides you prepare them with. Your meal pics are always inspiring Patrice.

Very good day. On my way for the fish cookout! Lol

Thanks for sharing.
Mac

Ha ha, Savell. We ARE young and spry...although Zim says age and treachery beats youth and exuberance any day! Thanks for your kind thoughts.

We did, Paul! Now we have to decide if our first crappie meals this spring will be low carb or bad behavior!

We'll get some suppers going, Skippy! We had a few steaks and also tuna steaks in the fridge we needed to eat up first. How is the bluegill fishing there right now? Nobody on nests here yet.

Thanks, Trapset!

You know it, MnMan! I live for your pictures!

Sounds like a plan, Finlander! Good luck!

Fillets here, Pete!

Thanks, Flipper! We sure did.

You're a sweetheart, Nessy! I figure I better look good in case I catch the world record and the press closes in!

They are, Rusty!

Thanks, Warrior. Nice to get the Georgian translation - I have never encountered that spelling, but you obviously have great taste!

Thank you so much, Lugnut! I'll get on it soon!

Hope it's a great one, Gary!

You're welcome, Mac!

Music to my ears! Calicos!! The name Calico Bass with a picture of the fish (black & white) was on the back of the MI DNR map book during the years prior to 1968. During the late 60’s a nuc plant was being built just outside our town of Midland MI and with the plant came “travelers”/“outsiders” skilled tradesmen and laborers from all over the country and they brought with them the “new” name “Crappie” which were very common in our local lakes. The once forever name Calico Bass was changed to Crappie and remains today! Now you know the rest of the story! LOL

Looks like fun to me

i remember when they were called calico bass Seldom.

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Enjoy reading about your adventures! Keep showing us how to enjoy our days!

Way to go, girl!