Little Creek Reservoir is in excellent condition (full pool, WT = mid-80s, and visibility of 10'+) and the bite
ranges from fair to good. I'm averaging 10 to 20 for a half-day of fishing, and at least 50% are a keepable
size (10"+). Here's a 12-incher from this morning.


As has been the case for several years, catching LCR crappie in the summer means fishing in and around grass.
Large grass beds are developing in water as deep as 20'. Since there's very little structure, the crappie hold
in the grass and along the edges of the beds.

Ring perch also love grass beds and my minnows. Here's today's
best RP (12.5")


and yesterday's (13.25")


For several weeks, LCR's given up an average of almost 1 citation RP per fishing day.

Looking ahead, the next couple of days will be "interesting"...but after the storm blows through, LCR
will still be clear and fishable. Andy posts occasional fishing reports on his website, so anything significant
will be here.