We went out to Aquilla this past weekend and fished our favorite spots from this last summer and only caught one crappie. Where are the fish? Up in the creek?

Probably up in the creek still

not on summer spots yet.

Yes, as a matter of fact, they are...hope this helps!

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can the creek be accessed by foot, havent been to the thrilla in aquilla yet.

Its been a while since I've been there, but unless something changed, you can, but its ugly. alot easier with the boat

You can�t get to Aquila creek by boat these days, only by foot...or yak...logjams...anyone that really wants to know how to get ther can PM me, give me a phone number, and I will call and give you directions...won�t tell you where to fish, or how to catch them, just how to get to the creek, and you can figure the rest out for yourself...especially, if you have been following my comments over the last several weeks. Hope this clarifies the situation some!

whoa, really now

Sounds like its time for a yak trip

thanks for the update

Yea, wear rubber boots and a long sleeve shirt. Fortunately, the hogs have cleaned up most (not all) of the snakes in that area, so other than some poison ivy, and briars, not much to worry about.

Probably a bit late in the game to try that creek this year, unless we get another good rain, but if you want to give it a go, I will be happy to provide directions.

Fished at different bank spots on the lake yesterday afternoon after I heard a report of shallow crappie showing up, and without success (too lazy to pull the boat out), so the fish have not moved up shallow, despite some occasional witness accounts of fish being caught shallow...it�s still early for Aquila to turn on shallow, usually mid to late April, for some strange reason...although, I can usually find some pretty quick, if I need to...I haven�t needed to, and don�t care to fight this danged wind...

Thanks to all for the information!

Tin Horn

Hey, if you want to try, I will ride along...I know how to walk out if we have to...I have hunted the area enough to keep my bearings...

Thiere is a tinhorn on Navarro Mills, that is a pretty good community fishing spot. There used to be one at Hog Creek at Aquilla, but the Corps replaced it with a couple tiny ones and the fish don�t really congregate there like they used to, and they closed the Hog Creek area, except for foot traffic.

Tin Horn was money in the flooded cockle burrs many moons ago