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Crappie on Old Hickory or Priest
Hey All,
I am new here and looking for some information about Crappie on Old Hickory or Percy Priest. I have had no luck finding the crappie.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Chuck
Crappie.com Legend
read thru the old posts in this sub forum, may give you some tips on locations, etc.
GO BIG ORANGE !
I meant to behave, but there were just way too many other options available at the time.
Keeper
Both of these lakes receive a huge amount of fishing pressure. The fish are there and they like to eatThumbs Up. Invest in a good conturer map and if you have the money a sonar unit. After that it's going to take time to devolpe knowledge of the lakes. My general rule of thumb since my return to fishing this year is to fish where noone else is (or was 10 minutes before I got there). Have I filled the livewell everytime I go? No. Have I had some all you can eat Crappie dinners? Yes :p!
Slabmaster II
Headingt down to Nashville Sept. 1st ......have to work at the UK Football game there............I'm pulling my boat where on Old hicory would be a good spot to put in for some big crappiei....even if they slow biting, as long as there BIG... any help and info - pleaase share it - aint got but a day ( Friday)......any info
Slabmaster II
Heard about Elm Hill Marina but I dont want to deal with alot of LABOR DAY boaters......I just want to fish in peace.....is this a good Spot ?Thumbs Up
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