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I was wondering if these cold front this time of year make ARK crappies stack in deeper holes or just turns the bite OFF?H:) ere in Louisiana where i live i have good luck this time of year if the mornings are mid 40"s or lower for 5 to 7 days in a row.
A cold front this time of year can mess them up for a day or too but if it brings a lot cooler weather that drops the water temps they'll usually settle down in a few days and bunch up on deeper cover than they have been.
I ve never fish for em in ARKANSAS.Are there any lakes in are near the Boston mts that hold numbers of crappie and are open to the public for fishing?
Well, after that big cold front went through yesterday we had to work hard to find them today. We caught crappie from 11 to 29-feet deep - that's what we call "scattered". We ended up cleaning 29 but most of them were pretty small.
What part of the Boston Mountains are you interested in? There are lakes all over Arkansas and most of them have crappie in them.
on hwy 71 near Mountainburg.Or any lakes on hwy 71 south of Y-CITY.
There are several good crappie lakes south of Y city including, DeQueen, Dierks, Gillham and Millwood. Lake Greeson where I do most of my guiding is about 60 miles southeast of Y city.Quote:
Originally Posted by HEMPHILLCREEK-1
Thats greats to Know--Thanks