It's still over 19' up, as of today, and falling about 1.5' a day.
So it's going to be a while, even if we don't get any more rain, which we are.
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That being said I heard they just started releasing water last Thursday.
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It's still over 19' up, as of today, and falling about 1.5' a day.
So it's going to be a while, even if we don't get any more rain, which we are.
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Here's a link to a "Taylorsville" search of this forum : https://www.crappie.com/crappie/sear...rchid=26436382
You're bound to find some useful info in those threads.
Other than that :
Slow falling water doesn't seem to be all that bad, but fast falling water will shut them off pretty good.
I use weedless jigs when fishing the wood at Taylorsville ... standing timber or fallen timber, and brushpiles.
I use marabou Road Runners a lot for shallow fish, as long as I can avoid wood cover. If wood cover is present, I fish over or beside it.
I target banks with shade in the early morning (post spawn period).
I've caught most of my Crappie at Taylorsville less than 15ft deep, regardless of season.
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