The crappie bite is big at Farrington in October and down at the 64 bridge by December. If it's a cold winter, then a lot move on down to the S-curves. I'm generalizing and with the high water, this is not a normal year, but this is the average movement of the crappie. The crappie follow the shad migration and the colder it gets, the shad go to the deepest parts of the lake.