I see a few mentioning Aqilla, it was super a while back but got too much pressure and is not as good these days IMHO.

MY 2 FAVORITE LAKES ARE CEDAR CREEK AND TAWAKONI JUST FOR THE QUALITY OF FISH ALONE.IF YOU FISH FOR THE THUMP LIKE I DO IT IS HARD TO BEAT THESE LAKES.THE CRAPPIE ON THESE LAKES HAVE AN ATTITUDE AND WILL KILL A JIG.

Lavon used to be one of the best, but unstable lake levels have made it hard the past few years. There are still a lot of barndoors in there you just have to work for them.

I think the best all around crappie lake is Lake Fork, Palestine, Sam Rayburn, Toledo Bend, Cedar Creek, Fork has numbers and size and they do receive a tremendous amount of pressure and still produce. Palestine has some real slabs if you know where to go. Years ago Lake Livingston had some of the best crappie fishing around, not like it used to be down there anymore.

HERE'S MY LIST:
1.GRANGER-(SPRING)THERE'S NOT TO MANY PLACE'S
YOU YOU GO AND NOT FIND GOOD SIZE AND NUMBER
FISHING IN 2'OF WATER TO 12'
2.LAKE LBJ- (SPRING & SUMMER)IF YOU CAN FIND BRUSH OR ROCKY LEDGES,THEIR WAITING TO BE CAUGHT.
3.JOE POOL
4.RAY ROBERTS
5.LEWISVILLE(IF LAKE IS AT NORMAL LEVEL)

I dont have a top ten but my top 5 is as follows.... Cedar Creek, Fork, Mill Creek, Richland Chambers and Ray Roberts. Ernest please take your tongue out of your jaw .

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Maurice

Lake Fork Monday through Thursday on deep timbered points. The bass races start on Friday and end on Sunday. Seems that all the bass fisherman at Fork want to be on the other side of the lake from where they started.

Tawk and Lavon for me because I'm twenty minutes from either. I can't say Cooper is one of my favorites yet but I'm going to keep going. I did have one of my favorite trips at Cooper fishing Buggy Whip. I just happened to be there on a good weekend.

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Rudy,
Come on bro,
You gotta share where the fish are at Las Colinas? I don't even know where the lake is.
Please email me.

Kracka24@yahoo.com

Granger hands down.

It's a pretty small lake with two major water inlets. The structure in the river AND the creek is absolutely perfect for Crappie and as Janitor said, you can catch them 5' from the shore in 2' of water.

Bring your boat and spend less than 5 minutes getting to where you're going. Or don't bring your boat and spend 5 minutes walking to the fish.

I plan on spending some time out there in the next couple of weeks.

You boys focus on all of the big lakes, what about Proctor, Weatherford, and Lake Leon. These produce good numbers and Proctor will compete in size with any lake that has been mentioned!