Happy Easter! We battled the 20-30mph N wind Friday at Decker. My friend Fonzell and his daughter joined me to put enough Crappie in the cooler for Good Friday's dinner. Then, we went to a protected shoreline to find some Hybrids until we ran out of Shad.

Ended up with about 20 Crappies, a drum, and 2 hybrids. Watch the end to see the wind wreaking havoc on the landing....

My friend Matt informed me that Fonzell might have caught the lake record (of 1.86 lbs). I only measured length, and even had a scale and didn't even weigh her. Tell me he's wrong that a 15.5" Crappie weighs about 2lbs. Tear tears....

I posted the video on the whitebass forum.

https://texasfishingforum.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/13129584#Post13129584

Tim

Sounds like it should be close...glad ya'll had a good trip. Always wanted to fish that lake never have gotten around to it.

Looks like you fished the same tree with the big rootball as in the previous video. Nice bunch of fish.

I still failed in my duties by not even knowing, and I even had a digital scale. Big dummy me.
Tim

Very observant of you. In the last vid, I said I found 5 brushpiles and said I'd be hitting these again and again; it's a gift that keeps on giving. That tree was too good to pass up
Tim

I discovered crappie for the first time on Decker last spring while taking some young kids out there . We were fishing live bait for ditch pickles, instead of bass they were landing some rather large black crappie!
Thanks for sharing Tim! I always enjoy your videos.

Thanks for the confirmation. I now confirm what you already knew; thanks for your kind words about the videos; I just enjoy fishing in my off-time. Tim

I used to fish Decker when I liked in Austin over 25yrs. ago!!! Glad to see it still producing crappie!!!

Ah, you've known the secret for a long time I'm happy to reconfirm! Tim

HHHaaaaa!!!! Give 'em heck!!!!!!