i agreed what you talking that,but pressure still important. txpacker 4 and your experience if add together ,might clean it all the creek,my was location +equipment+timing+weather that's right we alway's carry two rod. fish

Thanks for the props brother! How did you do out there yesterday KFJ? I managed around 20ish with probably 8-10 possibly being keepers, between 5:00pm-6:30pm. I've got a full schedule today, so the fish are safe from me today. I'll be back at it tomorrow, and probably all day Saturday. BTW, I actually found them sitting shallower than they have been. I caught most of mine yesterday, in about 5'-6', fishing with 1/32 hand tied white/chartreuse about 4.5' under a float.

To everyone having a hard time, it's not the air pressure. Fish will bite just fine even if the air pressure is high or falling too fast or doing whatever is mentioned above. LOCATION is EVERYTHING when it comes to catching crappie. This is why at some creeks you find people lining the banks in certain areas catching fish. That is because they have located the crappie. Case and point was yesterday when I found an area at a creek that was about the side of a couch that was LOADED with good fish. Once I got out of that area, I just reeled in because I knew I wouldn't get bite. I couldn't tell you how many times I have went to a creek and did very well when everyone else was staying home because of the pressure.

I'm just simply wanting people to keep an open mind because the fish that I catch don't seem to be bothered by the pressure. I guess that makes me negative lol. Out of respect for jimmy.. I won't say anything else on here. Tight lines.

the negativity is the fact that you waisted your time following cody's posts to correct them.

I'm just simply wanting people to keep an open mind because the fish that I catch don't seem to be bothered by the pressure. I guess that makes me negative lol. Out of respect for jimmy.. I won't say anything else on here. Tight lines.