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Reply With QuoteWhat do you base that on. I would think the high water would scatter all the fish and make them hard to find, of course I could not find a gold fish in a gold fish bowl.
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John Redmond
Well guys the next couple three weeks will be the time to hit the main lake for those monster crappie, as the water level will be considerably easier
to go where you want, Good luck, and let us know your results.
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What do you base that on. I would think the high water would scatter all the fish and make them hard to find, of course I could not find a gold fish in a gold fish bowl.
Crappie Wall Hanger II
BD it was based on strictly water level, and being able to fish the whole lake pretty much. The monster fish part, was stated with a small amount of levity.Originally Posted by Blackdog40
Crappie Wall Hanger II
I just fish that lake for white bass
Not really my go to lake for crappie.
Crappie Wall Hanger II
It's a mile from the house as the crow flies. With the current water level about 200 yards away. I just drove across the dam. Hope you bring a usable boat ramp with you. There is no place to launch.
Slabmaster II
Yea water is way up and they're releasing water out of the wazoo out the dam. Normally if they're dropping the water level the bite isn't good and the fish are much deeper.
