Caught these last week...

[jlaughlin72]

Wow, that looks great, bet yall got tired of reeling them in. Naw, that never happens. You may want to change your dates around on your camera, i didn't read the post at first, i just saw links and clicked them, then went back and read the post. Yours is set up to show the day/month/year. when i saw the pics i thought they were spring catches and early summer.
Congrats on the catch and keep the pics coming. Atleast someone is catching em.

[gabowman]

Youre the only one I've read about that is catching those kinds of numbers of crappie lately. Curious....are you fishing under bridges or open water? And how deep of water are you fishing and what depths are you catching em at? Again, awesome catches!

[FishinTalk]

Nice catch!

[eastkycrappie]

Congrats on one heck of a catch.

[fish_detective]

A very nice catch....

[roybuoy]

nice catch ,where did you go sugar creek,the mounds?

[ykkapslabhunter]

First two nights I fished across from Long Shoals landing right on the edge of the river channel over a hump on the bottom. Bottom comes up from 80 ft to 55ft where I was anchored. . Caught them about 10-15 ft down. The friday night catch came from the lower end of rocky creek over a bush pile in 38 ft that was close to a drop off down to 60 ft, again caught most 10-15 ft down. I think the key is to find sharp drops or humps on the bottom and stay close to the deeeeeeep water. I've fished the same spots several times all summer with similar success. You almost would need a GPS fishfinder like I got to find those humps on the bottom as most are fairly small.

[Papa Dawg]

Where did you locate your boat? Are you in the timber? How deep was the water and what was the depth of the fish? We may be going there friday night so just wanted a little more information. We don't fish a lot at night.

[ykkapslabhunter]

No I didn't fish in timber. You'll have to get a topo map to see what I'm talking about but there are several humps on the bottom across from Long Shoals landing that are right on the edge of the main river channel. I anchored just off the edge of one between the channel and the hump. Dont fish up in the coves either. I was on the long shoals side of the river channel out in the open water. There was several boats that were fishing up in the coves that kept moving around so I assume they were not catching anything. As for Rocky creek, just fish on either side of the creek channel right where it empties into the main lake and you should be find. My last post said exactly how deep the water was...

[ykkapslabhunter]

Good luck by the way. I haven't had much luck on full moons though but ya never know till ya go.