If you were going to crappie fish this lake this time of year. (Saturday)

From looking at his map. where would you fish?

http://fishing-app.gpsnauticalchart...ngton+boating+app#13.18/32.6988/-97.2148

Looking towards the dam. The very last little cove on the left. I would fish the right and left points on each side of the cove.
If you got side image look for brush in 17-25 ft.

https://tpwd.texas.gov/fishboat/fish/recreational/lakes/arlington/

Fishing Cover/Structure
Lake Arlington does not have much cover or structure, however the hot water discharge area near the tailrace attracts numerous sport fishes. There are several areas of the lake with stump fields (noted by buoys) that provide habitat. Areas of water willow and button bush may hold some bass.

Tips & Tactics
Largemouth bass anglers are successful year round, with the largest bass caught in the winter. Hybrid striped bass fishing picks up in the late spring and early summer months. Crappie fishing is best around any underwater structure during the spring and summer. White bass and catfish are good targets in summer months.

I haven't seen a buoy out there at all. There is one brush pile that everyone races to. There is another one that I may know where it is. with it being fall I was just curious about where to fish. there aren't really any creeks on that little lake. they do have some good size crappie though

I was thinking of giving it another try this weekend

someone probably stole them.

Little cover so I’d focus on ledge drop offs.

Probably

I can’t really describe how to get there. There is a huge wall on the west side of the lake right by a park. The wall has support beams running down about 20-25 feet if memory serves. Those beams might be holding some fish

It’s been a long time since I’ve been over there. Might be worth checking at least.

I know the wall.. I know how to get it .thx