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Thanks for the response. I fished a new area of lake Barkley this spring and caught some decent fish that were on bed. But not quite the numbers I was hoping for. I recently heard someone make the...

Have you guys found that crappie tend to spawn on/near sandy or rocky bottoms rather than muddy? Has anyone had luck catching them on beds in muddy bottoms?



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Nice catch! Did you stay out in the main river channel or have they all moved back into the creeks?


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We will see how it works. My pvc brush hasn’t produced many fish, my real tree brush piles tend to cause lots of hang ups. I’m hoping my small jigs won’t snag as easy on these like they will on a...

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This post is for all the rookies like me trying to make crappie hotels.

Tried to place these pallets yesterday. 1 CMU block per pallet is NOT enough weight for them to sink....

Awesome. Thanks!

DK, we’re you fishing any structure out in the main channel, or just the channel ledges?

My dad has not ran his boat in 3 years, it has been kept in a garage out of the elements. It had fogging oil put into the cylinders after he last put it up, and has been added two the last two years....

Same here. The 2d does fine with depth. Just the DI. Thanks for the info, I will try this and let you know how it goes.

My dad just mounted a helix 7 to his pontoon boat. He is having a few issues with his images. Please take a look at these screen shots:

- there is a big group of unwanted lines to the left of my...

Hey BigBlue, Do you do a lot of fishing on Norris? I'm taking a family trip there at the end of the month. We will be bringing our boat; I'm hoping to take my kids out to try and catch a few slabs....

Awesome. I also live in Clarksville. I actually work for USACE in Nashville. I usually use the river gauges posted by noaa. They have a gauge in Clarksville that will usually give a better picture of...

How far are you from the dam? The information on those sites measure the elevation right a the dam. Water can rise/fall as much as 6"/mi depending on current. You should google "river gauges" and...