Well. . . One of these days I will travel further than my Ray Hubbard ramp 15mins from the house. But, when ya have a day like today, why do I need to go further. Caught about 40, and kept 16. Had a few 13", and one that was 15". Caught them under the bridges, and one 13" on my one lone brush pile that I discovered.

I just hate fishing under the bridges. Its so loud. I would LOVE to have some peaceful outings like SK! ! ! But, I brought home some fish, ready for the frying pan! ! !

What iam talking ABOUT WTG hope to meet up with ya on r. hub.

Great Post.

Ray Hubbard is where I fish the most too, so always glad to see a positive fishing report! Thanks for sharing!

Yep bridges are hot right now!

Look like you were in the right spot although it may have been noisy the feesh bit well for you.....

That noise can be annoying....LOL.....but I could deal with it for 40 thumps.....

Solid post and fish. Good job.

You have to get out and spend time scanning to find new places.

Yep. . . I have been doing a lot of scanning lately. Trying to find the BPs and LayDowns with fish on them. I'm trying, but they just seem to be elusive. I found an old sunk bridge a couple of weeks ago with what appeared to be a TON of fish, but doggone it if I could get them to bite. I thought I had hit the jackpot! ! ! I don't know if I am just not over the fish when I drop the line. That is also something I am still trying to perfect. Check this out. Are those fish I am seeing?

Looks like fish to me. Fish get like that this time of year and don't want to bite. May try dropping a minnow on them.

Good lookn scans.....

Are you checking different depths?

What's that lakes water clarity?

Yeah, water clarity is normal color. It�s not dirty, by any means. I have been spending a lot of time following contours with my Navionics App. I just haven�t found a whole lot on my own. I think it�s time to start putting out my own homemade brush piles.

I here that a green tree growing on the bank makes a great BP. Cut it down, drag it behind the boat to desired location and zip tie a $1.75 cinder block to it. Instant BP in about 20 minutes. This activity is best done on a week night when other crappie fisherman are home. Or, at least, that's what I was told.

Jezreel, that's what a cooler is suppose to look like. Bridges are noisy but they are not hard to find. LOL Save a few for me. Fished Lake Fork a few weeks back caught some nice 2# Crappies by the bridges. Wish l could say the same for Lewisville still doing ok.

Your side scan looks like fish to me. Try again!