Chuck,Jason the both of you owe no one any apology;s at all,
Some people are never Happy.

Before I became a full time guide, I really had no idea how much work and determination goes into being able to catch fish on a daily basis. If we aren't able to constantly produce fish for our clients, we can't pay our bills and take care of our famalies. We're not trying to be secretive, or "milk" the situation for money, but we do have to ensure the financial security of our employees. Our days start around 4:30 or 5, and usually end around 7:30 or 8, which leaves us tired and ready to see the important people in our lifes, and doesn't allow much time for communicating on the forum. Chuck, Jason, and I are going to help everyone as much as possible in their pursuit of success; but we must also protect our investments in the meantime. Any guide will tell you, ecspecially one that has no other job like me and Chuck, that there is an immense amount of pressure that goes along with this job, and unfortunately that entails not sharing very detail laden information with the general public. Fishing is one of the most rewarding and cherishable activities that the good Lord gave us, and we are very blessed to have this line of work; it is still work though, and we have to do what we can in order to be successful and contributing members of this society.

Was wondering has any 1 tried there if so are they doing any good

Most of the fish are being caught shallow on the Tool side of the lake, you should feel right at home there.

come to my shop and ask me to teach you to weld. you might be surprised of the response you get.

Since this thread has already been totally hijacked, I have lab puppies for sale soon... See the ad in non fishing classifieds if interested I will email or text pics! Where better to advertise than a thread that everyone seems to be interested in?? Beautiful puppies

Teach me to weld?
We do have a couple of 220volts plugs in Tool
Teach me to Bowl

It seems like the crappie forum always has someone coming in and asking for information and when they get the basics, depth, color, and so on they start complaining that no one has given them enough information. Seems to happen at least a couple of times a month and gets worse when people think that the fish are in the creeks or spawning.

Chuck and the other guides on here do this to make money. I can't blame them if they're not posting coords or other specific information on an open forum just so someone else can go hit their spots. They'll point you the right direction but you'll have to find your own way.

Keith and the other guys on here (me included) aren't just throwing that info out either. In Keith's case he's spent time and money sinking brush and in my case I've spent time and money locating brush and other structure by idling around and burning gas. In other words we've done it the old fashioned way and earned it. Put in YOUR time on the water and you'll earn yours too.