Reply With QuoteThe big crappie caught on High Rock on Friday's pre-fishing for the tournament were in 6 foot or less water. Yesterday's rain and cold sent them deeper, but today's sun and warmth will probably send them back shallow.
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Warmer weather
With what little warm weather we have had would I do any good on High Rock
fishing from a dock with about 9 ft of water and plenty of brush piles. It would be on the main lake area over towards the elks, moose and shriners area of the lake. could they have moved that shallow yet. Hoping to go Monday afternoon. Thanks. I know before anyone says it, you can't catch them from the couch,LOL
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The big crappie caught on High Rock on Friday's pre-fishing for the tournament were in 6 foot or less water. Yesterday's rain and cold sent them deeper, but today's sun and warmth will probably send them back shallow.
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you should be able to. I live in wilkes co. witch is north west of hight rock I cought crappie in two foot of water 3/14/15 on w.kerr scott lake.
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The males are hitting about 3.5 fow in the creeks. They are churning a lot of water at HR dam. I put in a Bringle Ferry below HR at Tucker Town. The water temp in the river was 50 and up in the creek it was 56.
