I ain't been in a week, last water temp I saw was 60 degrees, gonna try em tomorrow tho
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I ain't been in a week, last water temp I saw was 60 degrees, gonna try em tomorrow tho
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Took my little girl riding in the boat Saturday afternoon and saw water temps as high as 75.... go get em mr. John!
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Had a memory pop up on FB yesterday of some fish I caught on cranks one year ago so I guess it's time, let y'all know tomorrow!:biggrin
They eating cranks
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Fixing to feed em some too!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dee F
I can't wait! Work is really fixing to get in the way too.
Come on man, where's you're priorities.Quote:
Originally Posted by deltarat
I was fishing Friday Lake Lemon, 1600 acres in Indiana, water temp 54, fish haven’t come up yet then, shallow and still deep in main lake along Creek channel. Started out long lining jigs at 7:30 am and hadn’t caught anything, switched to line counter reels and PICO’s and arkies for the heck of it caught 60, kept 15 from 10 tp 14.5 inches 14 were females with most having huge egg sacks ready to pop. They slammed the cran’s in cold water that was still dingy to muddy in color, by late afternoon, water temp was 59. Will crank again maybe get out tomorrow if the wind will let me. Caught them 10 to 18, deep at 1.4 to 1.6’ mph. :ThumbsUp
It’s Power Trollin Time!!! Males coming off the bank soon.
The old rule of thump was 70+ degrees was the start of crankin time.
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Been pulling PICOs for 3 weeks here and the surface temps just climbed above 60 to stay a few days ago. At the KY Spring Fling on Green River Lake, we caught good crappie suspended 12-15 feet down in 30-50 feet of water.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine