Yep.....all crappie.

Laurel Hill Lake......300 acres.....used to be a great crappie lake 40 years back. It could not sustain its own crappie population....as even the bigger lakes in TN can’t so TWRA has supplemental stockings in the big lakes....and many years ago TWRA stocked Laurel Hill with crappie. But for several decades now TWRA has gone with the decision to not restock Laurel Hill Lake with crappie. You could always catch some but it was not the place you would go to to catch crappie. Well that has changed.....they are making a big comeback as you can see from the sonar images.....and yes all of them are crappie. Found them all over the lake. I had a fun day of catching.

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Wow! Great screen shot!

Good find, they cannot hide from the good electronics. White Crappie? No structure around? Fish fry in the future?


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Good find, they cannot hide from the good electronics. White Crappie? No structure around? Fish fry in the future?


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Black crappie....I’m sure there are some white in there. I was trolling through some wood also....they were stacked on it too. Will probably start keeping some fish here in a few weeks.

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Amazing image

Awesome images, surprising how far electronics has come. Great screenshots.

Wow great image, thanks for sharing.

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Rickie

Shoo some of them fishes my way!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great Pics.

Wow! Thanks for sharing the great sonar pictures. :highfive

Thanks for the comments. It’s been fun studying this lake with an si sonar for the past 6 years. Used to be hardly any shad in this lake at all...thus a bunch of stunted bass. Now the bass are really growing with a big shad population. While one could catch some crappie in the lake there just weren’t many. I can only assume the huge increase in shad has also helped the crappie population to expand. This is the first year I would actually make the trip there to target crappie. These are-plenty of them.

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Nice shots thanks

Nice post


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My wife and I were traveling the Natchez Trace Parkway a couple of months and I noticed that we were going to be close to Laurel Hill, so I decided to stop and take a look. It is a beautiful lake!! I wish it wasn’t so far from me so I could fish it!


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WOW , KILLER SHOTS Alpha ! Thanks for posting them.