Keowee

**have-a-crappie-day** · 08-31-2007, 04:49 PM

It has a lot of crappie in it they are just small for the most part. I have seen some poeple pull some nice ones out of there at some tournements but I do not know what part of the lake they fished at. But if the lake is close to you it's worth a short trip to get a mess of small ones. And if you start catching some slabs out of it let me know where they are hidding.

Thanks for the info. Are you familiar with other Spartanburg County resevoirs? Silver Lake, Berry's Pond, Lake Blalock?

**Cleon** · 09-04-2007, 09:32 AM

Originally Posted by funfishing

I tried Crow creek one time and got skunked but it was the first time in that area and I do not remember what the weather was like or what time of year it was. Plus I had a couple of kids with me and they got stir crazy quick and I do not think I stayed long enough. I want to try it some more it's nice and close to the landing. I think it was you that told me about the area across from the new clubhouse. I'm sure that whole area in general is good. The mity minnow and I also think it's just to hot right now. Be a good time to hit some brim beds though.

Yeah, there are quite a few worthy spots in Crowe creek. Usually, for me the bite doesn't pick up in that area until about three hours after dark. And I agree, it has been way too hot!! Can't wait till the end of the month and these water temps start dropping.

Mity Minnow · 09-04-2007, 08:05 PM

Do not know anything about Silver lake or Berrys pond. Blalock has some good crappie fishing at the mud creek inlet.

**have-a-crappie-day** · 09-05-2007, 08:07 PM

Originally Posted by Mity Minnow

Do not know anything about Silver lake or Berrys pond. Blalock has some good crappie fishing at the mud creek inlet.

Thanks for the info.

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