Should be about time for the bite on Crappie at sundown in along the shore in the lilly pads. ANyone try it yet.
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Should be about time for the bite on Crappie at sundown in along the shore in the lilly pads. ANyone try it yet.
Tod
I haven't tried it yet. I've heard that a few crappie are being caught and that the water level is up pretty high. Should be a little easier to get a bigger boat in there. Let me know if ya hear anything about old cassidy.
i have been there several times. i fished a couple hours yesterday evening trolling a little white wollybugger along the lilly pads with absolutley nothing,and saw no one else catching anything either.about a week ago i fished lake cassidy in my float tube using the same tactics as yesterday and caught 3 crappie and 1 nice 19 inch tripoloid.also fished badger lake near sedro wolley on sunday with no sucess.these crappie have got to start getting hungry!Quote:
Originally Posted by iceshark
It's like that everywhere this year. They seem to be a lot more sensitive than bass or perch to weather changes. I had caught a bunch out of Union about two and a half weeks ago when the weather was stable. Went back a week later and they had moved back out to deeper water and wouldn't hit a jig. With the weather looking pretty nasty for the next few weeks I don't think they will spawn until early/mid June.
I hit cassidy in about march and had some fun with bass, but no crappie.