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Grapevine crappie? #14302626 03/02/22 04:44 PM
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I have a boat in the slips at Twin Coves. Late November/early December the crappie bite in the slips disappeared....at least for me. What time of year does the bite pick back up? Assuming since I'm in Twin Coves I will be catching the fish making their move from their deep water main lake winter rocks/brushpiles to the backs of the creeks for spawn?? March too early to expect the first waves through the marina?

Re: Grapevine crappie? [Re: rkd] #14302639 03/02/22 05:02 PM
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March. they should be heading to the spawning areas about now,...look for water temps at 60*.

Re: Grapevine crappie? [Re: rkd] #14302722 03/02/22 06:18 PM
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I don’t think it would be too early to expect the first wave starting to move in a little bit for pre spawn, but, it just started to warm up here in north Texas, and by the looks of it, it’s gonna cool down again next week. Needless to say I think we’re probably still 2-3 weeks out at a minimum before they’re up shallow spawning.

Re: Grapevine crappie? [Re: rkd] #14303041 03/03/22 12:26 AM
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Need that water to get in the 60s for them to really move in the marinas. From my years of fishing slips at gvine they are always hit or miss you just have to stay on top of when/if they move in. Gvine is a late spawn lake for me and most spawn out deep

Re: Grapevine crappie? [Re: rkd] #14304575 03/04/22 04:47 PM
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In my 25 yrs experience with Grapevine, it is usually the last lake in the area to have a crappie spawn. I think I wouldn't worry about it for at least another month. And when it happens....go there at night and fish the banks. You won't be disappointed.


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