How far

Would you drive to catch limit of crappie?

Wayyyyy to far. LOL. I have driven 4 hours north to OKlahoma to try.

Wow, I know I will drive a country mile also, but I don't think I've driven that far. Not yet anyways.

I've driven two hours and caught only 2 before so I'd say 4 if I knew for sure I'd catch a limit.

I am so spoiled,
there are some days , if I chose to , I could catch a limit without
cranking the big motor. I am not blessed with crappie under the dock.
Catching a limit without leaving the dock would be cool

MO

Will not do it again. When I am going right past two very good places.

Lake Houston - 20 mins away
Lake Conroe - 40 mins away
Lake Livingston - 1.5 hours away
Lake Somerville - 1.5 hours away
I've never fished Livingston & have only feeshed Conroe & Somerville a handful of times.... I don't like driving by crappie to go tryn catch crappie....

Now If i am going on a fishing get away. I might go kinda far. Went on a catfishing 3 day trip. that was 18 Hours away. It was a blast.

I drove 120 miles this spring when they were on the banks. From Broken Arrow, OK to as far south as you can go on Lake Eufaula. I'd say it was worth it but I wouldn't want to do it often pulling the boat LOL. I'd go broke pretty quick

4 words= Crappie Anglers of Texas, and I live in Central TX so a lot of road work!

90 miles one way

8 hours one way...but I live out in cotton country...lol

Mo, still love your backyard!! Especially since you do not mow.....

One of these days I will motor your way to see the view.

Are you still working or retired?

Merry Christmas

10 minutes to the lake, 2 minute boat ride.

Walk off my back porch and its about 100 feet to the lake.

5 minutes from the lake, and a 2 minutes to the first brush pile.

Average travel time to the lakes I fish are 45-70 minutes. I will go up to 3 hours if the limit is a sure thing.

Me too and the cove has had water the past two springs

Boat slip is 10 minutes...

But, to answer, 100 mile round trip would be about it

Nac. or Niche?

I have driven an hour plus.

Four miles to the lake and a quarter mile to the bridge long trip but I do travel 900 miles north each year to fish for crappies and blue gills.