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Crappie bitin good. Real good. Catchin lots of em. Minners. Different depths. Real good time and fun. Aiight den.Attachment 339986Attachment 339987Attachment 339991Attachment 339992Attachment 339994
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Real nice slabs.
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I see you're another T-ville angler that's finding the big girls. Congrats :HandsClapping I haven't been that lucky, yet, or else I haven't been fishing in the right areas :dono
I see the lake has gone up a couple more feet after the recent rains. (6.22ft over Pool @ 9PM today)
Are they staying at the same depths as before (4-6ft below surface) in spite of the extra water depth, or have they stayed at their previous depths (& are now 6-8ft below the surface). Or are you catching them down in the 10-15ft depths, like some of the other members that Spider Rig or Push/Pull jigs ??
Hey Pappy, i was catching them pretty shallow the other day. Not sure how the recent rains will have an impact, but i can message you later tonight and let you know what i find today if you'd likeQuote:
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piease let us all know
Yes, I'd appreciate that. Thanks !!Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoonman78
With the lake 6.5' over Pool, I doubt they'll keep the outflow low for long. and with the upcoming high 70's weather the water temps should jump back into the 60+ deg range. I'm just hoping the fish will hold off any major rush to the banks while the water is being dropped back to Pool. I know there's been several times in years past that some beds were left high/dry, and the whole shebang was rudely interrupted when high water levels were dropped during peak spawning periods.
And I'd guess the lake will again be "junky" with all the shoreline deadwood that had accumulated from the previous water level drop. :Doh: So, be careful & be safe when you go !!
Great catch! Been a great year at Taylorsville for sure!
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Yep, great catch, minnows work well. Dang, so many great reports on Tville, It will be hard to get unloaded on a ramp this spring! Good to see a nice catch again at this lake.
Water is up about 6 ft made it a challenge to launch this morning but overall did fairly well considering how muddy the water isAttachment 340083Quote:
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Great job
Good Job !! Especially under those conditions.
Still not sure why they haven't opened the gates a little more :scratchhead .... I mean, 220cfs (as of this morning) isn't stopping the rise, and I seriously doubt they're going to try and hold it that high for very long.
Follow up from today. Didn't find many in the morning fishing standing trees. We switched over to spider rigging around 11 and ended up with 15 keepers and this beauty...
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Caught most 8 to 12 feet deep in 25 to 35 FOW. Bite was very light and missed lots of fish and several got off at the boat. Water temp started at 58.5 and by the afternoon it was 62. Color wasn't bad at all considering the recent rain. Lots of debris floating though. Didn't talk to anyone doing better than us. Similar stories everywhere but the fish are definately scattered.
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I'm glad to see the saugeyes that the department stocked are doing well. I've seen some good fish come out of Taylorsville this year from folks spider rigging.
Thanks for the report, JL .... I kinda figured that would be the case (scattered fish, temps back into the 50's, lots of floating debris). The lake is falling, but very slowly (just barely under 7' over pool as of 415PM today)
I see you found one of those Saugeye, too !! Congrats !! We got one last trip, and while talking to a guy on the bank I got a 8 incher rotfl on my Road Runner. He was fishing minners under a float about a foot or so & said he had 13 Crappie & a 16" Saugeye, and had thrown back a handful of undersized Saugeye. He was on the roadbed that goes into the water at the pocket to the right of the Settlers launch ramp when we talked to him, but I don't know if that's where he caught his fish.
Saw on the Ky Afield Fishing Call-in show where they talked about stocking Saugeye in T-ville, and how they're a fast growing fish and seem to be doing well in the lake. Who knows, maybe one of us will catch the next state record from there in a couple of years. Current state record is 6.5lbs out of the Ohio River from back in 1998. With the huge Shad base T-ville has, the Saugeye should have the feed bag on all year long. Pretty tasty fish, too !! (I ate the one my partner caught last trip :biggrin )
I was excited when I finally saw what it was. I've been wanting to catch a legal sized fish since I caught a small one last year. I'm even more excited about eating him! I didn't have a ruler so my crappie box and a dollar bill had to do. Roughly 18 inches long. Didn't weigh it but I will before i clean it.
Congrats on your catch. Some good looking fish.
LittleJohn
Yeah, I guesstimated the length on Paul's fish, as well. It was a tail fin longer than my Golden Rule, which I "think" is a little over 15" long, so I called it 16" but it could have been a tad bit longer. :donoQuote:
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I just knew that the new state size limit rules for Walleye/Sauger/Saugeye is 14" .... so in the box it went. :biggrin The creel is 6/day/person, singly or in combination of the three species.