Best Crappie Lake in September?

Man that�s where ever you want to go in North Texas � that is the cream of the crop � and it don�t get any better.

I�m talking as good as it gets.

I love those Fall Crappie (big and plentiful). Yep I love the fall � so much � but I�m going on vacation too.

For me it�s to our coast � but yep - I kind of hate to miss the fall Crappie in north Texas - it�s good - real, real good.

I won�t be here � but the best Crappie Guide I know of is Rob Jolliff (borrow none) � day in and day out and in our fall � it�s easy � and Bud that time of the year � I promise you'll get em all and learn from the master � everyday Call him at (254) 938-2681 hm or (254) 855-7371 cell. He'll make it look so easy you'll think you can do it (that's the mark of a great Guide),

You�ll enjoy it - catch more than you can keep and learn bunches and from one fishing guide to another fishing guide � you will not be disappointed,

Best Lakes? - It's where ever you want to go when you know the lake.

You know what they all have Crappie - then its just matter of finding them,

I haven't seen anyone mention Lake O the Pines. I have not fished in there in September, but awesome crappie lake a pretty fish. Due to the water clarity, the fish come out of there dark green and yellow. Great lake for good sized fish too. I am also partial to Lavon and it's 5 minutes from my house

For relaxing and scenic views, I like Millwood, Lake O The Pines. Both of those lakes have a nice getaway type feel.

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Lake Millwood - Great big crappie lake although I have never just slayed them there.



Lake O The Pines


Lavon w/ Jerry Hancock


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