Tried Little Creek Reservoir today for the first time this year

Yep. Same as I caught last time. Tons of tiny fish hitting my bait all the way back to the boat; not a single one of them big enough to get that little white Road Runner in its mouth. :Rofl

Unfortunately, no Crappie. Wind got up pretty good this afternoon, and I couldn’t stay over the deep spot that I was seeing balls of baitfish with larger fish feeding. That was in deeper water than my 20 foot anchor rope would reach, so I tried drifting over the spot a few times with multiple lines out. No takers. So I broke out the Road Runner and Beetle Spin and pounded the banks for a few hours. Everything I caught was small, including the Pickerel.

Still had a lot of fun today though. Microlight rod / reel, 2 lb test, and little lures.

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Nice mixed bag

Its been many years since I fished there. Best I remember is the only place we caught decent fish was around beaver dams.

Some nice fish there. Congratulations and thanks for sharing

Beautiful lake .It's got some big bass in it.stripers crappie blue gills.the game commission added 95,000 walleye and sauger in 2014 . .I've got to get back down there soon .I like it in mid March through April . In May the lake grasses get to be too much It's still a great lake to fish.

I keep seeing the sauger and walleye (and saugeye hybrid) notices posted, but I have no idea how to catch them, and I have yet to meet someone on that lake that says they have! I really would like to do that though. Yet another thing I have to learn to do. I've heard people "troll deep" for them, but I don't know if I can troll correctly with my little 10 foot boat and a trolling motor!

The first time I fished it, I fished with a neighbor that had a Bass Tracker aluminum boat. We were allowed to put it in, but had to keep the outboard trimmed up due to the no outboard rule (electric motors only - or human powered). These days, I don't even think you could launch that boat on the ramp, because the water is so low, the ramp ends in mud / rock. I've only seen kayaks, canoes, and small boats like my little Bass Raider in there lately.

All the best,
Glenn

What I don't like about the ramp is your boat goes completely out of site while backing down the steep ramp. I haven't been there in a couple years it's about 60 miles from my home.and gas keeps going up.

One thing ive heard about lcr is its yellow perch. A black doll fly was the lure used. Striped bass if you can net some herring and keep em live. Very clear water, intimidating ramp for sure, but some quality fish. I owe my citation expert certification from there with shellcrackers.