This is part of what is so great about crappie fishing. In just about any lake, you can find someone that knows it well and consistently kicks "A" there.
If it is not your home lake, spend the money for a local guide the first day and listen well. Then fish like a local for the rest of the week , it is really worth the investment.

Tight Lines, Phill

September on Texoma is as good as it gets. The crappie will be stacked on shallow bp's, on the poles around the marinas, and all over the 377 bridge. JD I would not drive past texoma to get to ANY crappie lake if it was me.

Lake Hugo, Hugo OK. Bunches of big crappie all year.

Go with Crappie Dale... Nothing under 2 pounds ever.....

IF you are talking in TX then Texoma for big fish, Cedar Creek for big #'s and the best crappie guide in TX would be Mr. Tommy Tidwell @ Lake Granger. Granger always produces limits year round.

I actually grew up about 30 mins from Weiss. Some of the best fishing I've done was on that lake, whether it's bass, catfish, or crappie.

Grapevine Lake barr none. But you have to know the lake or you will strike out every time

Thanks for your help guys..I know texoma has good crappie although i dont know how to catch-em But Im really looking for a change of scenery
I'm planning a fishing road trip with a buddy and were gonna hit different lakes for different fish each day..I plan on hiring a guide on each lake cuz I dont wanna haul my boat and I really dont wanna have to do any work Just wanna catch fish and chill

Man that sounds like a very fun way to take a tour!

I have only fished for crappie in TX at Lavon and Ray Roberts. I have had great success for both quantity and quality.

But the best crappie lake I have ever fished is Grenada Lake in Mississippi.

I would go with RH and CC

Make sure to ask the "10 most important questions to ask your guide"... wouldnt want you to get a guide and regret it...

Ahh road trip...... I would go to Tawakoni (hybrids), Fork(LMB) and then LOP(crappie) or Cedar Creek(crappie/hybrids) and Palestine(hybrids/crappie)!

you should check out Cypress Springs and get a hold of Steve Bennett 903.563.9238

What an easy question.

Texoma, call me and we will just go fishing. I have over 100 brushpiles and find more every trip.

If you want a change of scenery, Cedar Creek with Chuck Rawlins or Ray Roberts with Cliff Spindel. Maybe Lavon with Jerry Habcock or Grapevine with Guy Skinner. Lots of other good lakes but these are the ones I'm most familar with.