are these shallow if they are in ,,,,,,,

3 to 5 fow in the shade ?
we have found there are a few ...
not many large fish , likely already gone .
migration fish though , not shallow to reproduce .
don't get all confused with what the fish are doing .
in some locations they are shallow because they have no deep water .
all the fish in these photos probably live there life out in less than 10 ft of water .
they will march really shallow when they spawn in the main lake .
but as of now they are headed downstream that way .
a month or so and a few miles downstream and it will be on fire for sure . :highfive
p.s. the striped ones are headed the other way , they go upstream to spawn!
it's quite a disaster when you short water a jig and float in there .
my bud EVEN foul hooked a gizzard shad , they run in there too !
it is if nothing else a Ketch fest of smaller fish ! :highfive

Shallow is shallow right? Good job

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie

Shallow is shallow right? Good job

---

a bit windy , but 70 something and bright sunshine , pretty awesome hour on the creek .
managed 21 images and didnt photo the really tiny stuff . one white was 3.5 inches or so long and one black the same , with some micro striped fish too .....rotfl
good times with my friend :highfive

Looks like it was a fun trip, even if they were small.

David

Looks like a lot of fun! Always good day to spend it fishing


Sent from my iPhone using Crappie.com

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Shakey Dave

Looks like it was a fun trip, even if they were small.

David

---

we go just to get bites , size is irrelevant and often times little bitty fish get as much attention as big fish when we are out and about.
lots of yucking it up on them look at this teeny tiny for sure ....
it is nice to ketch big fish , but it is not nice to ketch no fish , this is fact .....rotfl

Looks like you had a fine day! We are still waiting up here but it’s getting close. Two weeks ago the gates were locked due to snow and ice on the ramps and ponds. Last night was in the twenties and today it’s trying to get to fifty degrees. Winds are turning more southwest and we are seeing more of your weather. Soon……


Sent from my iPhone using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Rob H

Looks like you had a fine day! We are still waiting up here but it’s getting close. Two weeks ago the gates were locked due to snow and ice on the ramps and ponds. Last night was in the twenties and today it’s trying to get to fifty degrees. Winds are turning more southwest and we are seeing more of your weather. Soon……


Sent from my iPhone using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app

---

not to bad for a short visit for sure , the weather here has been pretty stable and warm . we are in a drought right now and it rarely rains and my visit to the water yesterday had me break a small sweat in a tshirt .

3 to 5 fow in the shade is my kind of fishing.

Caught some dinks up a large creek that feeds the lake ( E Texas) last Friday. Every brush top had some biting.
2-3 feet down.
There was probably enough current the water temp was the about same from bottom to surface.
Won’t be long till they all begin to gorge before the spawn.



Sent from my iPhone using Crappie.com