Where are they at if not on brush?
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Where are they at if not on brush?
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In my area yesterday the water temp was 58 degrees. The crappie were roaming around about 12 ft in18 ft of water. I was using mega live to follow the fish but they did not want to bite.
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I would say deep in our neck of the woods Pond. They will start to move shallow as the water warms and the spawn approaches.
Here in South Texas they have been 2-4ft near shore for a few weeks.
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Following schools of shad. Shad ahould be wherever the water is warmest
Roaming open water! I love it. Wish they'd stay there a while longer. Dreading the spawn lol
With the spawn comes the 10,000,000 boats. :banghead
Water temp was only 42. But yes I dread the spawn. It’s crazy! People trying to parallel park boat between other boats all along the banks.
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In particular areas of the lake I fish you are better off just to pull a lawn chair on the bank and watch the show.:popcornQuote:
Originally Posted by Pondbuster
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Originally Posted by SuperDave336
During the spawn I am on my spot when the sun comes up and I am coming off the water between 10 and 11 am. I find most of the casual fisherman hit the lake after noon.
Roaming towards where they began is likely what is up .
Southern US fish in the gulf areas of our Great nation are in shallow water .
Here in northern Texas they are roaming and quite a few are still in winter mode.