Like Bluetick said, reports are that the early morning bite is about it. I was able to go yesterday for a couple hours in the afternoon and found only 1 crappie on the Flat Creek bridge. An old timer told me he thought the bitter cold we had right after a stretch of weather that had the fish really moving shallow, pushed them deeper to look for places to spawn. In past years where this similar thing has happened, I have caught fish on timber in 20 fow, fishing 10-12 ft deep, and pulled females up actually spewing eggs on the boat. Could be happening that way this year. I understand the bigger fish at Cypress were caught early on the bridge. Just sayin.