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Brian, I've always had real good luck fishing rip-rap but at my age, I have no business trying to walk on it, so if I can't fish it from a boat, I don't fish the rip-rap.
I think the crappie like it because there are so many nooks and little crevices for them to hide and wait to ambush bait-fish.
What kind of structure did they add to the Lake....any pictures? ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Eufaula boy
On a spider block, We have never caught any off those things. I like wood too I think because it's natural to them, Willows always hold some crappie. I cant rule out the Boo, Jerry Blake makes a living off that stuff but Greeson dosent have much wood either?
Thye have put spider blocks all over the lake, but they have also put a lot of huge cedars all over the south end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Birddogs54
Spider Blocks (Fish Structure) - Ohio Game Fishing CommunityQuote:
Originally Posted by Birddogs54
caught a lot of fish off of those cedars this yearQuote:
Originally Posted by SmokyOkie
Which ones?Quote:
Originally Posted by coyote
Fished the Blocker bridge area with my some and EB Saturday. It was kinda slow, but I think we ended up with about 30 for our 5 hour effort. Mostly smaller males, but 3 or 4 over 1#, and maybe one or two under 10" when somebody got "The Big Eye" :o .
They are still on ice waiting to be counted and cleaned because I was tired Saturday night and Sunday got hectic with an unexpected visit from out of town visitors wanting to buy a grill and a smoker.
I'll try to remember to get an accurate count and report tonight when I clean them.
The bite was pretty slow and everyone we talked to seemed to indicate that we did at least as well as they did if not better.
I caught some white crappie in 2' ow in our cove, no males..., all females with eggs.
Elm point and Blocker BridgeQuote:
Originally Posted by SmokyOkie
Pretty much anywhere I could find them. Some days better than others.