2019 Crappie thread!!

[Texas Grown]

Money! Congrats Todd.

[Slew]

Doesn't look like the board picture showed up. CAT is an awesome club. If anybody wants to become a better crappie fisherman there's no better way to start!!


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[Buff]

Congrats
We put out 12 new brush piles on Bob Sandlin Then came home to LOP and caught a quick mess before dark

[Buff]

Sunday afternoon was about as good as it gets.
Not too cold, not too hot just a great spring day in East Texas.
We finished the last of 18 brush piles then hammered the fish on standing timber.
Had our limits in about 4 hours.
Most of them came from 25' of water suspended about half way down.

[Nova]

What Garmin units are yall using?

Trying to figure out a combo of two units (Console and TM) and a live scope that won't break the bank.

[Snowflake Killa]

Great job Buff. Was on RC for 10 days it was tough lots of small males shallow couldn't find to many females. Weather was a big factor.

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[Buff]

What Garmin units are yall using?

Trying to figure out a combo of two units (Console and TM) and a live scope that won't break the bank.

I use humminbird Mega on the console and front linked to my trolling motor.
I have a 1042 garmin on a pole ducer on the front as well

[duckmanep]

Fished Sandlin a couple hours Saturday afternoon/evening. Caught a few small ones, 4 keepers, and about 10 sandies. 10ft down in about 25ft water. When the sun went down, sat under 21 bridge for about 30 minutes without a bite.

[Buff]

Great job Buff. Was on RC for 10 days it was tough lots of small males shallow couldn't find to many females. Weather was a big factor.

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I just can't seem to catch them shallow and have wasted a lot of hours trying.
I do very well in deep water

[Buff]

Fished Sandlin a couple hours Saturday afternoon/evening. Caught a few small ones, 4 keepers, and about 10 sandies. 10ft down in about 25ft water. When the sun went down, sat under 21 bridge for about 30 minutes without a bite.

We fished a little under the 21 bridge Saturday morning.
Caught 6 or 8 crappie but the Sandbass were like a pack of wolves .
They would swam through and hammer our jigs then be gone . 5 minutes later they would pass through again.
Fun to catch but I don't like eating them.

[AggieSportsman]

Does anybody have some info for crappie fishing on Lake Limestone? Not too may posts about it on this site; so I'm assuming either not many people fish it, or it's a real hush-hush lake.

I'm not new to crappie fishing in general; I grew up fishing Rayburn and Toledo bend but we mostly fished hydrilla flats. I am however, fairly new to the brush pile and timber fishing that I'm assuming Lake Limestone mostly has to offer.

Any insight would be much appreciated.

[Snowflake Killa]

I just can't seem to catch them shallow and have wasted a lot of hours trying.
I do very well in deep water

I heard that, I will go up to a creek that looks beautiful nothing then go in a dug out and kill um makes no sense.

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[Moose]

We were able to fill the ice chest on Saturday for a fish fry. Felt good to be out on the water chasing them again[emoji41]

[Moose]

Does anybody have some info for crappie fishing on Lake Limestone? Not too may posts about it on this site; so I'm assuming either not many people fish it, or it's a real hush-hush lake.

I'm not new to crappie fishing in general; I grew up fishing Rayburn and Toledo bend but we mostly fished hydrilla flats. I am however, fairly new to the brush pile and timber fishing that I'm assuming Lake Limestone mostly has to offer.

Any insight would be much appreciated.

We used to fish Limestone a lot growing up and always targeted the timber on the west side past the powerlines headed towards the dam. We used to do pretty well considering we had no electronics

[Buff]

We were able to fill the ice chest on Saturday for a fish fry. Felt good to be out on the water chasing them again[emoji41]

Nice mess, congrats