Yeah, the big blacks make the 10" whites look puny! Even the 10" blacks compared to the whites, the blacks are a lot thicker. We didn't stay in one place long. Couldn't with the wind. We mostly fished an area about 50 yards square, but we moved in and out of all the trees the whole time, hitting each tree as we went then hitting them again on each pass. If I could have my way, that's the way I'd fish all the time. I don't like to sit anywhere too long.
Larry, I was originally going to fish that bunch of trees you guys fished when we were getting out of the wind. I'm not sure how many good ones you got out of there, but I'm glad you got there first. We would have missed out on some good fish for sure. By the way, what do you guys have against minnows? I almost felt like a 10 year old pitching my float and minnow while you guys threw jigs. Both ways work though, I guess. And with the info you've given on here to a lot of local crappie fishermen about EF and Brookville, I don't think I'd call you guys old. Just well seasoned. Hope to see you all out on the lake again next week, assuming I can convince the wife I need to get out again. I've been out 4 of the last 5 weekends. Eventually I'm gonna have to spend some "quality time" with someone other than them EF crappies.
Hey bttmline, a lot of guys travel a heck of a lot further this time of year to chase crappie. If you get the urge to give EF a shot, I'm sure you won't have much trouble finding someone to take you out. Not sure you'd want to go with me though. Every time I try to show someone new to the lake how good a crappie lake EF is, the fish don't cooperate.
Last edited by SpeckWick; 12-15-2008 at 08:52 PM.
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