Staging of crappie

[65pontiac]

I am trying to find a thread that was on here a while back about staging at water temp and footage. Does anyone remember this one? Thanks

[Locator79]

Look in the archives

[65pontiac]

Have looked there, Tried wording differant ways but no luck.

[STUMP HUNTER]

Here is the link
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/archi...e-degrees.html

[65pontiac]

That is it. TY STUMP HUNTER

[derick37335]

this site is like that to crappiefishingusa.com/id109.html

[GCD]

I am trying to find a thread that was on here a while back about staging at water temp and footage. Does anyone remember this one? Thanks

I would think that the aforementioned thread wouldn't be that useful to folks fishing the shallower lakes of Fla.. 90*F water= Crappie suspended 18-30' deep in 60' of water... do y'all have 60' deep lakes?

[SlowRideStu]

lol finding a lake 30 feet deep in florida is rare enought.

my favorite lake (10-14 fow at the most) even had a 103 water temp early this past june, with it just getting hotter.

I perfer the human by degrees fishing chart.

when it hits 90 before 11am? get the heck outta dodge, and pratice the fine art of power napping.

[sparkie51]

Use the infromation as a guide not as an all out it only happens this way guide. To many factors effecting the individual lakes. I've caught them in 2 feet of water in 35 degree temps and shallower in 80+ temps. Caught fish in 30+ feet of water when they should be spawning. Each lake and body of water is a different entity. Experience goes along way to figuring out the fish and even than sometimes they dont co-orperate. When ever the wifes, girl-friend, etc. moans and groans about you going fishing tell them that your doing research work.