Reply With Quotesecond image to the left side on the old timber looks like crappie to me , water depth looks about right as well for this time of year .
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Do these look like crappie?
I fished at moulton new city lake cpl days ago. No luck at all. I thought I was fishing where I was seeing crappie on down scan. Can someone who knows way more than me tell me if this looks like crappie or??
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second image to the left side on the old timber looks like crappie to me , water depth looks about right as well for this time of year .
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Second photo does to me also.
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I tried different types and.colors of jigs and couldn't get a bite. I'm trying to focus on crappie fishing in hopes of getting better but it's been really frustrating so far.
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Water there is super clear. Visibility 6-8 ft min.. what would yall try??
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Moulton has submerged vegetation that grows two to three feet off the bottom out to about 10 to 12 feet of water. It's very thin and stringy and this is what it looks like on my fish finder. The Crappie and Gills are normally on the deeper edge of the grass. You may see them above the grass early, but they typically bury back up under it once the sun comes up.
