Thread: Cedar Creek May 1st

Originally Posted by tgordon

Pappy,
I caught 45 crappie at GRL this past weekend. All of them but three had eggs at different stages from bright yellow to milky yellow.

Having said that, what does an egg sack look like before or getting ready to spawn by a crappie?

I've always understood it to be : bright yellow is "not quite ready" & orange is "ready to lay" & dark orange to an orange/brown color is "dead" & being absorbed.

... cp

Dang, Tiger ... I didn't even notice this until I saw the picture on the Facebook page of Crappie.com .... but, some of them fish AIN'T SUPPOSED TO BE IN THERE !!

I see some White Crappie, and some that might even be hybrid Crappie, in your picture

Ain't supposed to be anything but Black Crappie (& a few Blacknose) in Cedar Creek !!

... cp