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I got a chance to try out the river this morning between the lighting and tornados and did all right. Of corse you can't fish the river but if you go up a creek that is clearing the crappie are there. We caught 20 no throw backs biggest 16 1/2 several 15s. http://tapatalk.com/mu/40bf8f1e-2c43-8e2c.jpg
Great looking fish. I just wish the rain would let up for a little while.
I hope it slows down to. Some of the creeks on the Ohio should be good if the rain let's up. Just takes a few days for the creeks to clear.
Hey you guys doing the rain dance, quit it. I want to fish.
Nice Fish!
goodjob and report and thanks for the pics
Any good spots up near the beach?
Crappie will be in the calm water just below the overflow dam. Try minnows under slip bobbers.
thanks for the info, going in the morning with minnows. You ever fish in this area? I never caught any yet but Im told there some real nice ones in it.
What creek was you at to bank fish, I still not found one crappie this year by halls. Do you think they not spawned yet.
Fred they should be moving into the creeks now. If you could get a Jon boat with a small motor you could put yourself in some really good spots up the creeks on the river.
Yes I'm surfeit would, I been thinking about getting one. Have you ever caught them over by hallsQuote:
Originally Posted by kygofish
I'm going over to the creek next to halls this weekend cause we are in the upper 70s maybe 80. May even try to ease down to the mouth of it. We not had any rain here for awhile so I hope water is calm.
Did you do any good
nice fish!!! Thanks for the report
Anyone been catching crappie on the Kentucky river or in creeks, please let me know what's going on
haven't heard anything about the river, Fred ... but, the Crappie are spawning at Cedar Creek Lake. And from the results of the Slabfeast on Green River Lake, I'd say they're trying to spawn there again, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by fredsasher
... cp :cool:
Hey I caught an 11inch crappie out of the creek of ky river today, skinny fish and no sign of eggs ect. Was under a brush pile, maybe they are moving in??????
Good sign IF it was a Male White Crappie that had darker than normal black markings !! That would mean that it was looking for a nesting site. If it wasn't a male, it surely must have been a spawned out female ... just looking for a meal.Quote:
Originally Posted by fredsasher
... cp :cool: