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February 02/26/20, 07:04:31 PM

Offline Lee Borgersen

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Behemoth crappie caught
 :reporter; Behemoth 19" crappie caught in MN!!! :doah:

 :coffee: ......
Absolutely one of the biggest slabs I've ever seen/heard of being plucked through the ice! Stacy Ferrell Hedberg caught the 19 1/8" [!!] freakazoid in southern MN -- had it weighed at a local bait shop to the tune of 3-lb 15-oz! Fasten your seatbelts:

Huge congrats on the fish of a lifetime, Stacy!

Btw the current MN state-record crappie is one that'll likely never (ever!!) be broken.... A 5-lber (21") caught from the Vermillion River back in 1940. :happy1:

I've never been able to find a picture of it and some think "it's possible the fish was poorly identified and actually was a hybrid between a black and white crappie." Guess we'll never know....  :scratch:
 



Can't even imagine. That fish could go on the Keto diet...lose 2 lbs...and still be considered obese. :fish2:


                         Huge congrats on the fish of a lifetime, Stacy! :bow:

Btw the current MN state-record crappie is one that'll likely never (ever!!) be broken.... A 5-lber (21") caught from the Vermillion River back in 1940. :confused:

I've never been able to find a picture of it and some think "it's possible the fish was poorly identified and actually was a hybrid between a black and white crappie." Guess we'll never know.... :scratch:
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February 02/27/20, 08:24:58 AM Reply #1

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Re: Behemoth crappie caught
Holy sheep crapz thats a dandy alright,I've seen 17-18"ers out of URL back in the hay dayz,early 2000 era but never stuck one,my PB is 16.8 back then,here is the 16.8 and a 16.2  nothin like that dozer this gal caught tho.


« Last Edit: February 02/27/20, 08:26:42 AM by snow1 »
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