Sometimes (I) use jigs.”Įarlier this year, while fishing with grandson Mark, Parker stated that his intentions were to land one of his preferred species. “I’m not a prolific crappie fisherman by any means,” Parker told Premier Angler. His resume includes roughly a dozen crappie in the 2-to-2.5-pound range – not at all rookie numbers – yet Parker is aware that his status is far from elite. Admittedly, he is fonder of bass and catfish than he is crappie. Success Comes UnexpectedlyĬharlie Parker has spent many of his 51 years on this planet fishing. Regardless of the angler on the other end of the rod, however, it was the type of moment that makes multi-generational fishing one of the world’s greatest pastimes. In this instance, it was Mark’s grandfather Charlie who pulled in a special fish. In 2022, another youngster – Mark Mull – got to share in a special moment. When then-seven year old Amarion Stockton landed a nearly four-pound crappie on High Rock Lake near Lexington, North Carolina a couple years ago, it was a special moment for a young boy and his father, Kevin.
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