Thread: Good day on the Rock

NCkenner,
What do you consider a deep dock? Since they weren’t in the creek arms, can I assume you were on the main lake? Also, I mainly fish Norman. Hoping some of your experience might cross over there.
Tw

Great catch and good on you for letting them bite another day.


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Originally Posted by Tarheelwx

NCkenner,
What do you consider a deep dock? Since they weren’t in the creek arms, can I assume you were on the main lake? Also, I mainly fish Norman. Hoping some of your experience might cross over there.
Tw

We were fishing in the Abbotts creek section of the lake which is a small lake of its own. I say that because when the main lake is full, most boats can't get under the hwy 8 bridge to get in/out. I didn't intend to be vague. In my mind, since Abbott's is where I normally fish when visiting HR, that's the main lake. Also, when I say deep on High rock, I mean 10 ft+. We didn't catch many shallower than that. I hope that helps you understand my damaged thought process.
Comparing Norman to High Rock is a tough comparison, as Norman is much deeper and has way fewer (but larger) crappie. I you want to learn how to catch crappie by just catching sheer numbers of fish, HR is the place to do it. It'll help you learn to watch your line for the jumps as I gets bit falling, the stops as it gets picked up falling, and is full of toons and docks for practicing your shooting skills.


Clear as mud?
Chris

thanks for post, nice fish that will stink up a bisket

Pretty fish. I love when the fins aren't torn. Sounds like a good trip.