I heard that when there is a good cold front(like now) the crappie migrate shallower and to brush piles. Is this true? And is there any one who goes to Goodies Marina on Tawakoni? Shouldn't it have some?

where is Goodies Marina ???.

The slips at Pier121 do best in the winter months.

On the 751 bridge across from the public ramp on lake Tawakoni

The marina is sittin on the ground.Same at Duck Cove marina. There is absolutely NO WATER. Don`t waste your time & $$

Dang, never realized it thanks

NM is above normal pool and based on previous experience is ready to produce BIG TIME!after this cold snap in the Marina & Crappie Point.

I'M HEADING TO 30 foot at fork tomorrow .I'll let EVERBODY know.

It was called Marina Del Ray back before mr. Cliff, the previous owner, passed on to Glory.If the lake ever comes up this place is Killer in the dead of winter!I`m holding the proof in my sig.

This is the ticket sir

On this topic of cold fronts. I live in on a shallow lake (lake corous christi) after this cold front will the crapoie be in the coves or in the deeper parts. I have no fish finder just a hobie cat kayak. Thanks.

Depends on the water temp. If the temp stays mid 50s, they may be no more than 18-25ft deep. If temp is 53 or less, I'd be lookin deep, 25ft+. Don't know what river or creeks are feeding Corpus Christi, but you might do better with the kayak fishing deeper holes in the creeks. Not as much water to cover and easier for you to fish. Shad will run up the creeks and crappie follow.

Thanks for the pointer Ken! I live close to a creek that goes into the lake but it only runs about 9-10FT at the mouth and gets shallow going further back. Would i be wasting my time trying that creek?

welcome to the forum! best of luck

I heard Creek has warm water than lake, so comes with shads and crappie if there are enough water as you said