The crappie fishing has improved quite a bit after the recent cool rain and cold temperatures we have had.
I took two of my friends with me yesterday and it was a very productive morning.
It was also a very cold start, and the creek we fished was blanketed with heavy fog for the first couple of hours.
The first stop we made produced about 20 nice crappie up to 15". The bite there died out after about 2 hours so we moved downstream a ways and found another good spot.
Here we caught the rest of our fish making a couple of short moves to accommodate the crappie as they moved up and down the water column. And in and out of the brush along the shorelines.
We ended the day with 54 very nice crappie, several of which were over 1.75 lbs and over 15" long.

The crappie fishing will be excellent for the next couple of months, so if you want to have some fun, and catch the finest eating freshwater fish, book a trip with us to fish lake Livingston.


SS

nice report. are the fish in the creeks all year round on that lake? and what are they normally doin in mid february?

Nice catch Shadslinger

Nice job to all three of ya Shadslinger!

-LP

Nice mess of fish. Good job.

Nice to see a Livingston report.

Nice!!!

Great job!

Very nice. Nice scenery too!

It is beautiful up the creeks this time of year on Lake Livingston. The fish stay up the creeks until the of April when the stragglers leave and only the resident fish are left. Those resident fish are hard to catch, we do better from now until about the end of February fishing the big schools, after that they break up and spawn all along the banks of the creeks.
I leave them alone then as I want them to spawn with no interference.
Usually by then I am fishing for spawning white bass and cat fish along the banks.