Where are all of the Texas crappie anglers come on speak up

[Jigster]

Hello Texans,

We are not being represented very well compared to other states.
Come on lets get this thing going. I know we can gat at least three new threads a day. Come on start typing. The Louisiana people are killing us.
Come on tell a tale, post a report or pic. Just do somthing besides read.

Best Regards
JIGSTER

[Wylie Crappieman]

I think they are all on the tx fishing forum Idolizing two people.

[blankace]

Just waiting for some good weather to go scout the local lakes. Due to the flu, I am a fair weather fisherman!

[Big Lou]

crappie havent started bitting yet, i been checking ,but no reports from some guys who know the crappie ,, bass are good in 10-14 ft . of water ..along grass and moss lines,,,, Big Lou

[blankace]

In the early mornings and late afternoons, when there is no wind and the lakes are like glass, I like to drive by my favorite crappie lakes and look for bubbles. The bubbles are a good signal that they are active-very few bubbles lately.

[crazy_charlie]

Ok Jigster,
You asked for it. I'm in the small Texas town of Melvin, Pop 150. I'm about 10 miles from Brady lake, 30 mi. from Ivey Res., and 60mi. from Lake Brownwood. Last summer I fished Brady Lake some but still haven't learned the lake. would like to hear from others in this area.
Thanks,
Charlie

[bella]

you still doing mortage stuff?

[Minnow Killer]

The crappie and fishermen are looking for cover here on Lake Houston after the last 2 days of downpours. The temp has dropped today into the 50's but maybe the weekend will be better. Has anyone been have success on the lake or in the bayou? I will try it this weekend below the dam.

[crazy_charlie]

Hey Minnow killer,
Good to hear from someone back home. I moved from Houston about a year ago, sure miss it. I've had some good luck on the river near the 59 bridge. there is a boat ramp near there it would be hard to give you directions to it but gets you on the river to some good crappie.
Charlie

[Wylie Crappieman]

Hey Bella, I was wondering where you'd been. Good to hear from ya.

Fellows, Crapppie are always somewhere. It's knowing where they are that isn't always easy. Right now I'm boatless, but I do have a tube and been fisihing creeks around Lavon in the DFW area. Yesterday I limited out on some Hawgs. Actually had the biggestr crappie I've ever seen up to the top of the water and as I reached out for it,(BOOM!) if flipped off and disappeared. Sick I tell ya. But I caught one over 2lbs on the next drop.

Find deep spots with a little cover and you should find fish.