Originally Posted by newblade
Lake Malone is a little out of my "jurisdiction", for any "where" information :p ... and, "how" would depend on where they're located at the time you fish. How you fish it, would also be dictated by the structure and cover in the lake ... how you LIKE to fish ... water claritry ... and what equipment you have.
According to the KDFWR 2007 Rules/Regs ... there's no size limit on Crappie, at Lake Malone. There is a slot limit for Bass (12-15" Bass must be released), and a 12" minimum size limit for Channel Catfish ... but, no mention of size limits on Crappie. KDFWR says the Crappie grow quick there ... but I haven't found any fishing reports for the lake, concerning Crappie.
Searching for fishing reports for Crappie, on Lake Malone, I found a lot of real estate ad photos of the lake. It looks to be fairly devoid of any standing timber, in the lake. This would make me believe that submerged wood (stumps, brush piles, etc) would be where the Crappie would most likely be found. It's not a big lake, only 800acres +/- ... so you should be able to cover a large portion of it, in a days fishing. There are Gizzard Shad & Brook Silverside minnows in the lake ... so regular minnows, jigs, Roadrunners, BeetleSpins, etc. should work for you. There are Black Crappie, and White Crappie ... so you should be able to fish deep or shallow for them - trolling in the 12-20ft depths, or casting to shoreline cover in the 6-12ft depth range. Tightlining minnows, or drifting/slow trolling with minnows would be another option ... depending on your ability to anchor over a spot, or the wind.
... luck2ya ... cp![]()


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