I'll probably join next weekend. Don't really know what to expect....

My friends got a lot of crappies two months ago

depending on weather this friday i shall go and post pics/report

Has anyone been fishing the Nolan, is anything biting there? Sandies have always been good there when water is running.

He will be along shortly! Robert you're being called.

The fish should be along shortly. With these colder temps just remember to fish light, fish slow, and don�t forget the 4lb fluorocarbon

One of the reasons, Jesse10 and I went to the brazos, is because the Nolan wasn�t producing as expected, given the relatively low water levels...just waiting on the rain to get the flow up...then maybe it will turn on...

Any updates?

Limit out before the rain

Oh good ! Crappie or Sandies?

Big rain today and this week. That should get them going.

Limit out on sandies

After this round of rain going to make better

How far up the creek have you been fishing?

Hi all, I'm new to the forum and just moved here in August! Grew up in WA fishing salmon, steelhead, and trout. Hit RC on Monday, tried the 66 bridge downstream with no luck casting a Mr twister. Was surprised by the lack of current. Headed up higher to find current and got a few decent sand bass, first fish in Texas for me!

I have some questions about Creek fishing, feel free to PM me if you'd like!

1. With the major flooding over the last two days, how long does it take for RC to drop back to fishable levels?

2. Do you have the best success fishing cast-and-retrieve lures/jigs, jigging under a float, or bait under a bobber?

3. When fishing a slip bobber with a jig, how deep do you normally set the stopper? How much jigging do you do?

4. Any chance of finding eater size crappies in RC?

5. When are there hybrids in the creek, and how far up the stream do they travel? What do you use to target them?

Thanks for any help and advice, I really appreciate it! Happy to meet up and fish with any of you, I drive a silver Mazda sedan with a roof rack!