Does anybody know where some good spots are on rayburn for crappie fishing.
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Does anybody know where some good spots are on rayburn for crappie fishing.
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If you have gps check these. If you have side imaging even better.
Fish Attractors in Sam Rayburn Reservoir
Thank you i didnt even know that existed that helped me out a lot.
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Welcome Michael. I'm told they are up near the buckbrush and grass lines in shallow water now. Those fish attractors may not be holding a lot of fish right now. I usually fish north of the 147 bridge. Good luck and be careful in that wind we've been having!
Thank you again and i will be!
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There are a bunch of crappie in transition right now. Many have spawned out. This weekend was warm in north Texas. Just looking at this map of attractors I would focus on the mouths of coves with decent creek channels with a focus on those near shaded areas (dense contour lines on navionics or similar maps).Quote:
Originally Posted by Gone Fishin'
Your point is a good one sir. [emoji106]
Thats good to know thank you, is this app any good to use for navionics, because i do not have the chart card that goes into the depth finder yet.
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Navionics app is great. $15/year and well worth it.
Would it be this one, just want to make sure i get the right one. Attachment 396807
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Yes that's the one. And you can view online in a browser for free. it is nice to have your phone and GPS all with you on the boat. I also use it with an iPad and use my phone Hotspot for internet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Broyles