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Attachment 254264Attachment 254265 started at 2:00, fished to 4:15. kept 13, 5 shorts, biggest went 2.3, 1.7, 1.3, 1.2 . fished deep docks 16-30 fow. 1/64 olive/dark feather. water temp 52.0 avg and a little stain to the water. hey slabprowler, i guess a day late, and a crappie short .:Doh: next time! :ThumbsUp
Good report! Looks like you out smarted some today .how many of your jigs did you recover on that big un. Lol. I'm always a day Late or a day early one .they only bite when I'm not on the water lol.
looks that the bite is durring the evening here. same yellow dock that we hit and caught a couple at tue. they came from in front of it in 25-28 foot on the ledge. hope we can get out again, next time i ll come up and you can show me around up there.
LLooks like you 2 have a good swap out. :cheers2
Good catch and good report
When you guys refer to fishing or shooting docks in 16 to 30 fow... do these docks have pilings or are they floating docks. If they are floating then what is holding the crappie on them? Do they just hang around them for shade or are you finding brush around these docks. I cant find too many docks where I fish that have that deep of water but I was just curious as to what you look for in a dock and is it just on a sunny day that they are there for shade or will they stay there all of the time. Every time I have even attempted to shoot a dock I just catch the dock...lol. If anyone of you would be willing to share some tips on your techniques I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks and happy fishing
Some pretty crappie there cowboy.
LittleJohn
All docks are not created equal. Fish do go under docks/boats for shade also for bait. Docks with brush is a big help also docks close to channel ledges,drop offs and points generally hold fish .crappie will also nose up to wood on the docks with pilings :twocents
Great catch man. You are really on them right now. Leave a few for us folks who are not getting to go right now.:biggrin
Nice report Cowboy. You are wearing them out!