I was wondering if Lake Fayetteville had nice crappie in it and if the water cleared up quicker than it does on Beaver!
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I was wondering if Lake Fayetteville had nice crappie in it and if the water cleared up quicker than it does on Beaver!
I have caught bigger fish on average and more of them at Lake F'ville than at Beaver lake...it's just not as accessible....I know where the fish are at year to year on that lake and the water stays MUCHO clear compared to Beaver.Quote:
Originally Posted by J.T. Crappie Guide
Give me a call! MM
Will do my okie friend!
I've had some good days on the lake in previous years, haven't fished it this year though...been too busy. Try trolling around the marked fish attractors or casting to the submerged brush piles along the north bank. It definately clears up quicker than Beaver. Good luck
I went by Lake Wilson today, (also a Fayetteville city lake) and it was not too high and was not nearly as muddy as Beaver. I have seen some good crappie come out of this little lake. I may just have to give it a try.
Thanks guys! I may try it this weekend.
Hey Caleb: How the heck are you? Haven't heard from you in a while. Since you are acquainted with Lake Fayetteville, are there any boat ramps and/or motor restrictions? I have a hot map of the lake and it looks good.
Dave
Where did you find a map?Quote:
Originally Posted by flyflinger
Hey JT, if you go to Lakemaps.com you can get the new Navionics Hotspots software for you computer. It is only $19.99 plus $8 shipping and contains 10,000 lakes from all over the country. It is the best deal I have ever seen. Better get one before they find out they are wayyyyyy too cheap. Tight lines.