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10-21-2018, 10:50 AM
D10

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Originally Posted by NIMROD

You would be surprised how deep you can drive stake beds with a PVC driver . Most anything that holds Crappie will be used by other species too .

I have driven stakes with a PVC driver before in 12’ of water (personal spot not work pile). Not hard work, just tedious. I agree that a pile that holds crappie also will hold other fish. But I think that stake beds predominantly hold crappie. You may catch other species off them from time to time but they mainly hold crappie.

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10-21-2018, 11:13 AM
SlabSeeker0485

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Originally Posted by D10

I have driven stakes with a PVC driver before in 12’ of water (personal spot not work pile). Not hard work, just tedious. I agree that a pile that holds crappie also will hold other fish. But I think that stake beds predominantly hold crappie. You may catch other species off them from time to time but they mainly hold crappie.

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Can you elaborate on a PVC driver? How long of stakes can it drive?
10-21-2018, 12:30 PM
NIMROD

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Originally Posted by SlabSeeker0485

Can you elaborate on a PVC driver? How long of stakes can it drive?

Look it up on youtube . There are several videos . Depth you can drive depends all on how long the stakes and driver are combined. :twocents
10-23-2018, 04:28 AM
Old Sarge

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Originally Posted by NIMROD

Look it up on youtube . There are several videos . Depth you can drive depends all on how long the stakes and driver are combined. :twocents

Matt, since you did this during a raining (cloudy) day. I have found during cloudy weather the crappie are much more apt to be out away from brush roaming and chasing shad (and usually higher in the water column). I am curious which ones would produce during a high pressure system with sunny weather. I think that while pile location in proximity to the forage base is probably the #1 factor, the amount of shade provided by each pile would come into play.
10-23-2018, 06:10 AM
Kingfish1

Thank you for taking the time to do the study. Looking forward to your progress reports. Hope you feel better soon.:)
10-24-2018, 09:40 PM
mighty

D10, or anyone do you know how's the crappie fishing on lower white oak lake.

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10-25-2018, 10:06 AM
GoTennTitans

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Originally Posted by mighty

D10, or anyone do you know how's the crappie fishing on lower white oak lake.

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I have heard it is pretty good right now, but I also heard that if you find a fishing hole out in front of a certain boathouse....the man will come out and yell at you to leave and get in his boat and circle around you until you do. Crazy! I'm telling the truth here, no lie!!!
10-25-2018, 10:18 AM
D10

Call Andy Yung (877) 836-4612. He is the District Fisheries Supervisor down there. He samples and fishes down there. He should be able to give you a good answer too. Thanks.
10-25-2018, 10:32 AM
mighty

Thanks guys

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10-25-2018, 10:35 AM
Mac Daddy

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Originally Posted by GoTennTitans

I have heard it is pretty good right now, but I also heard that if you find a fishing hole out in front of a certain boathouse....the man will come out and yell at you to leave and get in his boat and circle around you until you do. Crazy! I'm telling the truth here, no lie!!!

I'd drive that guy completely insane if he did that to me whether I was catching fish or not. I'd leave and come back so often he'd shoot me or lose his mind. LOL

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