Thread: JT, what's the latest?!

Have they picked up at all? Last I heard you caught 60 in two days? That was Thurs/Fri last week? Any news of late? Hoping to hear some good news...are you booked through November or you have openings?

I went Saturday and they wouldn't bite, I'll be out tommorow and Friday. Plan on next week a day if you'd like to go.Tuesday would be good for me.

Sounds good, unless something changes between today and tomorrow, that should work, I'll let you know FOR SURE if that works for me tomorrow, but I am almost certain it will, I will give you a call tomorrow either way, sound good?

Sounds good my man. OU looked good Saturday!
We went out today and caught crappie along the bluff just up from point 12 going towards Hickory Creek. There is brush hanging in the water by rope off of the rocks.

Originally Posted by J.T. Crappie Guide

Sounds good my man. OU looked good Saturday!
We went out today and caught crappie along the bluff just up from point 12 going towards Hickory Creek. There is brush hanging in the water by rope off of the rocks.

Wow. I helped hang a few of those....I have never caught one single fish (except a largemouth and a bream) off those....I hung the bunch (5 cedars) that would be the second to the last one on the left bluff before the straight-away to hickory creek (right before Blade Creek -- the COLD spot)....anyways, how deep were they? I have access to the land above those bluffs but it's a pain to get to ..... I can at least go on my own time and drop a line and reel them up the bluff, hahaha. That would look goofy I'm sure! Hope you did well, waiting to make sure my partners will cover my shops while I am out, I am sure they will, just not POSITIVE....sounds good buddy...any slabs? White/Black?

They were all black crappie down about 10'. We caught about 20 of them on the pile hung by the rock that sticks out from the bluff line. The rock kind of looks like a big back side of a person from a distance!

Originally Posted by J.T. Crappie Guide

They were all black crappie down about 10'. We caught about 20 of them on the pile hung by the rock that sticks out from the bluff line. The rock kind of looks like a big back side of a person from a distance!

yes, we are talking about two totally diff. spots, I know where you are talking about, the stone crack, hahahah! sorry..i had to, well man, shallower then i would ever have guessed, hopefully they'll be biting tuesday, i can't wait! what time?

Originally Posted by minnowman

yes, we are talking about two totally diff. spots, I know where you are talking about, the stone crack, hahahah! sorry..i had to, well man, shallower then i would ever have guessed, hopefully they'll be biting tuesday, i can't wait! what time?

7 A.M. at Monte-Ne? That's a good time I think. We will watch the weather.

Originally Posted by J.T. Crappie Guide

Sounds good my man. OU looked good Saturday!
We went out today and caught crappie along the bluff just up from point 12 going towards Hickory Creek. There is brush hanging in the water by rope off of the rocks.

How well does hanging brush from an object work vs sinking it to the bottom. I have thought of doing the same on stickups in deep water and bluffs on Ouachita.

It works well for smaller fish. You will catch dozens at a time but maybe 6 or so keep off each one on a good day. I like them for fast action when everywhere else is slow. I still prefer sunk structure.