Posted By: mrhigh
Rookies to the forum! - 05/31/13 04:41 PM
Me and my partners are new at this forum, but we been crappie fishermen for years. We want to start exploring new lakes. We are trying to go to tawakani on tomorrow , and need some advice on where to begin looking for the slabs this time of the year , post spawn...Any suggestions?
Not that familiar with the lake for crappie so I can not give you advice there. I can tell you though be very careful as that lake can get pretty wicked in windy conditions.
Wear your PFD and stay safe.
Good luck to you. I am sure someone will chime in here as to wear to go for crappie on Twak....
Posted By: SLABmeSILLY
Re: Rookies to the forum! - 05/31/13 05:44 PM
Timbers from 12'-18' east side of dam did well for us a couple of weeks. Fish may suspend at 6' below surface.
Good luck!
Posted By: Bobcat1
Re: Rookies to the forum! - 06/01/13 12:05 AM
Never been on that lake but
Posted By: horton5303
Re: Rookies to the forum! - 06/01/13 12:11 AM
Brush piles are numbered along the dam. Should be easy to find, And definitely watch the wind, It can be an Ocean out there!
Posted By: AggieKenny
Re: Rookies to the forum! - 06/01/13 01:53 AM
Never been on that lake but
+1, and be careful. I hear TWok can be deadly in the wind.
Posted By: Ketchn
Re: Rookies to the forum! - 06/01/13 05:07 AM
tawok is full a fish //////
you almost kant not ketch one a everything /////
best of luck ....look along that dam a bit maybe ....
from shallow to 15 or 20 ....
Posted By: Plano Tool
Re: Rookies to the forum! - 06/01/13 02:43 PM
Welcome to the forum!
The best way to get up to speed on a new lake is to hire a guide. You can find one who specializes in crappie on just about every lake in North Texas.
If you want to explore Cedar Creek, I'd suggest you give Chuck Rollins and the folks at BigCrappie.com a shout. I've never, ever heard of anyone coming away from one of their trips disappointed.