Has the transition begun ?

Sk and I think yes for multiple reasons . I hear tell on some lakes they are starting to migrate in numbers to spawning areas . the winter holding spots typically go slow about superbowl weekend in texas .
so if your winter spot is slowing up its likely time to explore other locations .
I imagine some fish will be spawning hard at some lakes within 30 days .
just a quick fyi

Agreed

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Originally Posted by Ketchn

Sk and I think yes for multiple reasons . I hear tell on some lakes they are starting to migrate in numbers to spawning areas . the winter holding spots typically go slow about superbowl weekend in texas .
so if your winter spot is slowing up its likely time to explore other locations .
I imagine some fish will be spawning hard at some lakes within 30 days .
just a quick fyi

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Even north of you all, they are on the move.


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them there florida fish are in full bloom .
our local boys have even had a few white crappie that turned black in the livewell
its about to get "reel"

YEAP......

agreed. They are few and far between right now. If they are not movig yet they are up in a shallower depth on stumps here in my part of Texas.

Don't know if the transition has started or not. But the four I cleaned last night that I caught in my slip had eggs. (Yes, I caught more than 4 but I only keep 4 each time that are between 11-13" to eat. )

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Originally Posted by ezgoing

Don't know if the transition has started or not. But the four I cleaned last night that I caught in my slip had eggs. (Yes, I caught more than 4 but I only keep 4 each time that are between 11-13" to eat. )

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Most of ours have eggs but not fully developed.


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They are moving to prespawn depths is the word I got from a few people