Spent some time at Joe Pool hitting the stumps in Walnut creek. Dropped the jig around various stumps and got a few bites here and there. Caught everything vertical jigging. Drop the jig down, hold still and wait for a bite.

Good job. I'm new to the kayak crappie fishing and JP is my home lake. I hit some standing timber a few weeks ago and did pretty good. Still getting the hand of positioning the yak to vertical jig though.

Get a brush gripper. Just clamp it to a piece of timber.

Very nice fish -- looks like they're pretty shallow for you, huh.

The wind was blowing like mad on me Saturday, made holding over the fish very difficult.
I got a brush grip for my wife, but I didn't get one for myself and I forgot my anchor at home. Maybe I should look into getting myself a brush anchor too!

I was there Saturday at the trees on the other side of Lynn Creek Marina my first time jigging for crappies had a good time caught 5 but only 1 was legal but I have a question, Do you move from tree to tree jig 1 or 2 times and then move or stay on 1 tree for while and where is Walnut creek??????

Looks like a blast. I am gonna focus on catching crappie from a kayak next year...the wife has decreed it.

I usually check any stickups or stumps that I can see. I'm still figuring out the side imaging, so I'll also jig anything I find on that. If I don't get bit in two to three minutes, I move on. If I do get bit, I'll stay for as long as twenty minutes on one spot.

I'm borrowing another member's (MulGogiHunter) image below. The creek is at the far right. I usually park in the area in red at Loyd Park, and hit the open water before the winds pick up. Once it gets windy I go back in the creek.

I'm still catching very good numbers on brushpiles in 16 to 30 feet.

Nice job!

Ok thanks Joe I know right where that is and may give it a try Sunday evening....

Awesome post! Good job.