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I am making PVC and pallet beds for this spring... was curious on what depth proves to be most productive year round...this is my first time building my own... used to fishing weed beds and natural structure.... any new easy and cost effective ways would be welcome... thanks JB
It depends on waters and average depths. This question better moved to Crappie Cover, Lake Structure and Pond Mgmt forum.
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Welcome and I would say 14ft. I catch more crappie at this depth than any other and it also holds crappie most of the year. Best placed near a crappie highway such as a secondary channel or creek on a bend at the mouth of a bay off a rocky point.
Hi, and welcome! Around here the crappies spawn in 3-4' of water.
Welcome from Kansas. I put brush from 10' t 15' , for year round fishing but keep track of your water level and adjust from there.