What I'd like to see.

[thudpucker]

I copied this of course!
I'm looking for similar for Crappie fishing. Some of you older guys can fill in the lines.


This chart I saw for bass had three colors. It listed where they'd be at what time of year and what to use.
Does that sound familiar?
Has anybody done that for Crappie?

[Bytizawn]

Yep, it's called Crappie.com. Seriously it's all here; the when, the where, the what on, the color, the lure, what rod, line, how deep, the water clarity, the temp, etc.,etc., It is virtually the E book on Crappie!
The information on here is all encompassing with nothing left out and it's in real time, all the time, 365. I have not been fishing for two months now,
but I can tell you that the fish, the crappie anyway on Lake of the Ozarks in my mid mo area,,... are biting early and late in the day, and on and off all day, around 30fow, on white, and white/ chartreuse, and also plain white, plus don't leave out the black and chartreuse curl-tail grub, and/or tube body, on a 16th ounce jig head, fished very slowly around docks, and in empty slips and they will hit from 15 fow to 30 fow.
To look some where else other than here,,... when it comes to crappie,,... well,,... there is no need,,... when you've been C, D, C'd!
and;
*No haven't see one on crappie. Good luck and good fishing.

[rnvinc]

Here's the one for where crappie should be determined by water temp...

http://www.crappie.com/crappie/archi...e-degrees.html

Rickie

[thudpucker]

Great info guys.
Many thanks.
Oddly enough I did not get an email telling me you posted. I thought I put that in my Info. Do I have to do anything else to get 'tickler' emails?