Thinking about headed out in the rain tomorrow. Caught some last week but looks like the water is up almost 4 ft now. Didnt know if crappie were still being taken shallow and how the lake looked. Thanks for any info.
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Thinking about headed out in the rain tomorrow. Caught some last week but looks like the water is up almost 4 ft now. Didnt know if crappie were still being taken shallow and how the lake looked. Thanks for any info.
I've been there 3 times in the last 10 days and couldn't catch anything shallow.
What I did catch was in 20' of water or deeper.
This recent cold snap has backed them off.
Well that's what I was afraid of. I dont know how to catch em when they are that deep. I am hoping these last 2 days will have moved some back up though. I'll probably give it a try regardless. Hopefully I can give a good report tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by JCCLARK
Good bite this morning early (Tues). Wind got up and they quit. 15-20' of water fishing 10-12' deep with minnows.
I have noticed lately the bite was in the morning, mid day they shut down.
Late evening got a little better.
It has been a real hit and miss the last few weeks.
One day would be good, then the next would be terrible.
The ones I have gotten have been nice size though, I just had to
move a lot and only found one at a time.
They're still full of eggs.
I managed to go yesterday from about 10-2 and only caught one shorty. However, it was pretty hard to fish even in towards the bag of creeks. It was hard to fish well to say the least.
Was that from wind or boat traffic (or both) ?? Or was it floating trees/limbs that was the problem ??Quote:
Originally Posted by CastAway
did the rain stain up the lake?Quote:
Originally Posted by CastAway
Anybody fish Taylorsville today? Thinking of trying it tomorrow just curious what the water looks like, thanks and God Bless
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Im going tomorrow too, good luck to you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekbigger
I went yesterday (Friday) and it was the slowest day I've ever had.
Couldn't get them to hit a jig, did see a couple guys spider rigging with minnows in 20' of water and
they were getting one here and there.
Water was 65 degrees.
Pretty clear near Settlers and quite stained or murky by chowning.
Lots of boaters, the mud wash had the water muddy for about 50' out from the banks .