Posted By: I FISH 4
Fly Fishing for Spawning Crappie - 01/26/16 02:07 AM
Fly Fishing East Texas for Spawning Crappie.
It a lot of fun.!!!!!
Just wanted to say thanks to all of my friends that Fly Fish with us the pass yeas for spawning crappie and Pan Fish.
This will be our fourth year to offer Fly Fishing trips for Spawning crappie and Pan Fish.
It time to start thinking about planning your fly fishing trips for spawning Crappie and Pan fish, we still have some opening in April for Crappie and Pan Fish in May.
Posted By: I FISH 4
Re: Fly Fishing for Spawning Crappie - 01/26/16 02:04 PM
Fly chef.
We offer Fly Fishing trips year round. Our trips are for one or two people, half or full day. If you don’t have your own equipment we can supply some.
We target Bass in Feb, and March and Crappie in April and Pan Fish in May; these are the best time to fish for Bass, Crappie and Pan Fish, and they are spawning.
Hope this will help.
Posted By: love2flyfish
Re: Fly Fishing for Spawning Crappie - 01/26/16 06:26 PM
Where in East Texas are you located and what lake are these trips on.
Posted By: I FISH 4
Re: Fly Fishing for Spawning Crappie - 01/26/16 10:56 PM
love2flyfish
We are located: Jefferson Texas – North side of Lake O the Pines.
Lake we Fish: Caddo, Pines Gilmer, Bob Sandlin
We offer Fly Fishing trips year round. Our trips are for one or two people, half or full day. If you don’t have your own equipment we can supply some.
We target Bass in Feb, and March and Crappie in April and Pan Fish in May; these are the best time to fish for Bass, Crappie and Pan Fish, and they are spawning.
Have been guiding East Texas Lakes for over 35 years.
Posted By: I FISH 4
Re: Fly Fishing for Spawning Crappie - 02/08/16 07:38 PM
PM SENT
Will be at the 2016 Cane County Fishing Expo.
March 5th 2016 8:30am to 5pm
750 2nt st, Natchitoches, La
Will be doing a class on Spawning Crappie on the Fly
Posted By: I FISH 4
Re: Fly Fishing for Spawning Crappie - 03/01/16 03:05 PM
It look like with all the warm weather the spawn could start a week are so earl. Been getting some already in 7 to 10 feet of water over some brush.
