Any advise crappie fishing Ray Roberts next week?

Welcome aboard Bumpdraft !
I don't know much about Ray Roberts, but I'll bet a few others will chime in..
I think theres a guy on here by the screen name Timbertoes that might know!!!

lol, he already knows, that I am a one-fish-for-all-day wonder.

I do wonder if a new "pattern" or if a certain bottom depth should be observed.
assuming the Crappie have sensed some change in the coming of fall.

where are you fishing

trees that looks good big branchy ones, water is 15 to 25 ft deep sometimes 9 to 12, and minnows start at 6 foot down and go down from there. and back up again, a foot or so at a time. moving the minner back and forth along the trunk or branch

catch the heck out of LMB, though.
if I was fishing a bass tourny, I would jig every good looking tree. :0

I fished brush piles and trees yesterday and only caught a couple. They are not on the brush piles like they have been in the past years. This may only b my opinion or luck but I cant seem to find them.

Brush piles just aren't great this year.. Some are. But timber is where you need to be!

I know I need to get up earlier. hitting the lake at 12pm expecting to get fish.. probably not going to be so productive. Maybe when it cools off more ?

there is ohhhh....99% more of the lake I have yet to fish, lol.

Pecan Creek???
Buck Creek???
North of Wolf Island???
Johnson Branch Creek???
In the channels or on the flats???
General water depth and depth to fish???

Sorry for all the questions. I used to bass fish on Ray Bob a lot but not so much for crappie so any help is greatly appreciated.

Any idea if Crappie are picking up there at RayBob? I'm going out this next weekend and being new to the lake need some guidance. You guys on here seem to really know what you're talking about. Thanks!