Thread: Trip in March

With Live Scope you won’t need to leave Taw Caw. There’s little hydrilla left in the lakes. You probably saw a video of my buddy Whitey Outlaw jigging through floating grass mats. These mats are not present in that area of the lake. Yes, the Santee Cooper name relates to both the Santee and Cooper river systems that include both lakes and surrounding swamps and drainages. Jacks, Wyboo, Potato, and Taw Caw creeks are some of the best areas of Marion to fish. Late March will find the crappie in all phases of the spawn depending mostly on how fast the water warms and which creek you’re in. You can expect to catch 95% black crappie. The Whites usually spawn in April. Typically, late March will have the majority of the fish in 1-15 feet of water. Open water sniping and brush will be productive.

Good information. I'm curious though. Did they find some way to kill the Hydrilla or does it die off in the winter? Is there a bait store in the area to support and get some advice?