fishin4crappie Beyond Basics and jigs

Shipahoy41 is a Two Star General on www.crappie.com .  Many of his forum topics are in their archives. 

http://www.crappie.com/crappie/archives-stuff-we-dont-want-loose/41861-awesome-fly-tying-crappie-fishing-videos.html

http://www.crappie.com/crappie/archives-stuff-we-dont-want-loose/39157-who-mentored-you-please-respond-thank-you.html

He is the author of “Fishing Knowledge” a CD for Crappie fishermen.  Reverend Michael Carter has also invented and holds copyrights to the “Poor Man’s Fishing Bucket with Detachable Rod Holder.”  "A Bank fishing caddy" and "A Bank rod holder" He has also copyrighted the “Carter Jig/Rig Crappie Lure.”

WHO IS SHIPAHOY41

Reverend Michael Carter spent 26 years with the Akron Public Schools.  He served as principal for ten of those years. Reverend Michael Curtis Carter is a published author, inventor, C.L.U.B. and P.Y.P. youth group founder, Assistant Pastor, businessman, fishing lure inventor, poet, school educator, 2002 Olympic Torchbearer and a retired public school administrator.  His youth groups are “Mr. Carter’s C.L.U.B. (Citizenship, Learning,   Understanding and Brotherhood) and P.Y.P (Positive     Young People). Reverend Carter received The George Washington Honor Medal (National Award) from the Freedom’s Foundation at

Valley Forgefor excellence in youth programming.  The purpose of his youth group is to build character in the students, allow them to make positive choices, and teach students manners and respect for authority.  This youth group has received letters of commendation from the Untied States Department of Education, Thomas Sawyer, United States Congressman, and Mr. Tim Davis – Chief Executive of Summit County Council Mr. Carter is the son of Lillie Mae (Bland) Carter and Leon John Carter Jr.  He was born in Bowling Green, Kentucky.  He spent his formative childhood years in ToledoOhio. In 1963 he graduated from ToledoScottHigh School.  In 1967 he received his B.S. degree in Elementary Education from TennesseeStateUniversity