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I haven't seen anything on shelbyville crappie fishing so I will let you know what I found out. I went out Sunday morning and caught around 30 crappie and not a single one was over 10 inches. I was fishing anywhere from 8 to 20 ft of water and caught most from 4-8 ft deep. I figure the bigger ones are still out wondering in deeper water. Hopefully they will move in once the water drops. Water temps 75 degrees.
WE were out FRI and SAT water was really dirty. what area did you fish? We only managed 10 shorts. You did real good I would be happy.
Not many postin if they are fishin--We went last week and fished all over mid-lake--I think 7 overs and the shorts but nothing of any size
Been doing some fishing, not much on shelbyville though. Been tearing them up on ol reds lake. Dad went to shelby to float around with the wife mid last week and fished the last hour. They had 7 overs. Jigs. Mid lake. Brush.
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Parents are divorced.
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Two of us fished Shelbyville today for white bass. I would rather fish for crappie, but the whites were hitting so well we didn't even give crappie a try. We fished two points and three flats and found a ton of fish on one point and two of the flats. We were taking two at time on double jig rigs and during a space of 30 minutes we boated 50 whites. I am sure after five hours on the water we had boated over 200 whites. I weighed several of them and everything I weighed went from one ounce under to one ounce over a pound. Like Welch said, we found them in two feet of water or less. Thanks Steve for the good info you provide the Shelbyville fishermen.
Did you find any walley I still need to catch my first one.