Welcome from E TN. My grandparents lived on OHL, could see the Dupont plant at night from their dock. Check out the TN forum, might pick up some tips on OHL there.
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New guy her. I'm fairly new to fishing. I fished as a kid but thats it. I have a 3 Y/O son and want to have him do other things besides TV and video games. I bought a 1997 Bass Tracker proteam 17 with a 40HP. I have been trying to learn all I can about crappie. I fish mainly Old Hickory Lake. It's only a few minutes from me. I am still learning the lake and how to fish. I really do not know anyone to go out on the boat with me or show me the way. So any advice is welcome. Or if you local and wanna go out I will provide the boat if you provide the advice. I just installed a Lowrance Elite 4. So i have to figure that out.
Thanks in advance.
Welcome from E TN. My grandparents lived on OHL, could see the Dupont plant at night from their dock. Check out the TN forum, might pick up some tips on OHL there.
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I meant to behave, but there were just way too many other options available at the time.
Welcome from Hillsboro. Lots of good folks here to help you along, as I speak from experience. Keep after it, no dumb questions here.
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Welcome from Unionville. This site is really good to learn to fish for crappie. Not only the Tennessee board but all the articles and main forum have lots of usefull information. I am a new member to the Middle Tennessee Crappie Club and have learned quite a bit since October about fishing in our area. I am sure you are more then welcome to come and check us out. Check out the post in this forum for more info on the club. And once again welcome to Crappie.Com
good fishing to you.
I meant to check out the post under Middle Tennessee Crappie Club.
Welcome aboard. Lot's of information here. Just hit the new posts everyday. Always something new to learn.![]()
Welcome to the Tn board.From Southern Middle Tn.
Lots of good folks on crappie.com.
Welcome. I have fished Old Hickory many times. The water is till over 50 degrees so look for structure 12-15 feet in the creeks. Get your bait on the bottom. If it is a warm sunny day such as today they may be 2-4 feet deep around stumps. When the water gets cold, fish the mouths of the creeks at 16-18 feet. I have pulled some big crappie out of there in the winter. Hope that helps.
Welcome from Manchester! Join the crowd and remember we like to see the photos of the big ones!
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