Finding crappie???

[fishintechnician]

It was kind of spotty for the crappie but the bluegill were steady. I think the crappie were moving in as it got closer to dark. Gonna hit t early it early in the morn. It was the mouth of a bay. Bluegill were within a ft to 2 ft if the bottom the crappie were suspended any where from 2 to 5 ft down in 9 fow. I'm gonna try a little deeper tomorrow and see if they are holding deeper and movin in at low light. All fish on tungsten jigs w waxies and mousies didn't want spikes or plastics.

[fishintechnician]

This is the pic of the keepers minus one more crappie and fill that my wife caught while I was packing up. To give you some perspective on the big crappie the smaller ones are between 9 and 10" and he gills are all 7-9" the big crappie was just shy of 14" and had to have been 2" thick he was wide too almost didn't fit through a 6" hole lol my wife was all smiles when she got that one!!!

[Treble]

Good job, glad your starting to find them.

[MDBuckeye]

Nice work man!  I'm a little jealous as I'm home sing to get out!  Dang work getting in the way!

[fishintechnician]

Got these today. Same spot same setup. Bite was best at midday

[slabslayer]

Very nice!  Patience is rewarded!!

[steelneyes]

Darn crappie are just fickle.  Seems when they want to bite they do, and you can't  force them because they'll stare at anything forever and not hit it.  Good news is you probably have found a spot where it will get better as we approach spring possibly moving a bit further into the bay.  Good job on not quitting n a spot where there are obviously some nice fish.

[Treble]

Wtg Ft!!!

[lit up]

TRY THE SMALL FORAGE MINNOW WITH 2WAX WORMS DANGLE THEM PULL UP TO FISH AND HANG EM

[fishintechnician]

Went to a golf course pond today was pretty slow but did manage some nice fish. Stopped and checked Delaware on the way home and ice is still in good shape. Gonna hit it a few times this week. Here are a couple of picks.

[fishintechnician]

Gills

[holehopper]

you can find them somewhere between the surface and the bottom.