Angler's Fish Black Crappie Caught in Alabama
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Black crappie over 2.5 pounds or 15 inches may qualify for a Master Angler Certificate.
Black crappie over 3.5 pounds or 17 inches may qualify for a Trophy Angler Certificate.
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Carol Meadows caught this black crappie from Lake Martin in April of 2011 |
Crappie Masters 2010 at Jones Bluff |
Larry Smith caught this black crappie from the Millers Ferry Reservoir in 2011. |
Billy Stone caught this three-pound, two-ounce black crappie on a Smithwick Rattlin' Rogue during March of 2011 at Preston Island on Guntersville Lake. |
Black Crappie from Guntersville, November 2010 |
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This black crappie was caught by Kristy Duke in a Cleburne County creek in 2010.
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Fishing for crappie is a great family activity. |
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The anglers of the March 2010 Crappie Masters Team Tournament on the Alabama River (Jones Bluff Reservoir) caught mostly black crappie.
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Crappie are not recommending for ponds and should be kept when caught in ponds.
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Phillip Walsh caught this black crappie in March of 2010 |
Traci George with a nice black crappie caught in 2003 |
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Caught at Madison County Lake, the fish on the left is a black crappie, but the one on the right looks like a hybrid between a black crappie and a white crappie.
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Caught at Madison County Lake
Neely Henry
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These black crappie were caught March 8, 2009 from Logan Martin, 2-1/4 and 1-1/2 pounds.
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Chris Downing caught this black crappie on February 15, 2009, in Clay County Lake.
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David Smith caught this 3 pound and 4 ounce black crappie in a private pond in Pike County on December 6, 2008.
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A black crappie from Yates.
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Gray Mosley caught this black crappie from the Tombigbee River during the winter of 2009.
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Paul and Sonny Denson caught these crappie on October 3, 2008 at the Clay County State Public Fishing Lake
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Tim Garrett caught these crappie on February 20, 2008 at the Clay County State Public Fishing Lake
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Debra White caught these crappie on February 16, 2008 at the Clay County State Public Fishing Lake
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Both black crappie and white crappie often get very dark during the spawning season. This black crappie was caught by Charles Darr at Bibb County Lake.
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