Fishing Waco this Saturday morning

I'm going out fishing early Saturday morning for crappie and will probably put in around Reynolds creek depending on wind conditions. Let me know if you are out on the lake and where you are finding the fish or if you aren't finding the fish. Ill let you know how I'm doing and what spots I've tried.

I was going to try to open lake on some drop off's first then move to the airport side to try brush piles and then move up the North Bosque if all of that fails. I'm just trying to have a successful day and it would be nice to be able to text someone else on the lake and see how they are doing.

ill be on the river on the south bosque chasing whites that ive found, today and all weekend i dont mind trading info.

I don't fish for crappie this time of year but if I were id head up one of the rivers, probably the north bosque.

Marcus- Its supposed to be up to 77 degrees on Saturday so I wasn't sure if that would be enough to get the whites to move or not. Send me a message with your number and ill send you a text back. My name is Marc btw

Big10- Normally Id fish for catfish right now but Ive been hearing good things about the crappie. The North Bosque is my go to spot so I was going to save that for last and try to find a new spot or two on the lake but my last few attempts at that Failed.

On Lake Waco the evening feed cycle has been the strongest. Right at sundown being the best. Don't leave five minutes before the miracle happens. Both the bridges Eichelberger and 185 always produce well this time of year. I would also look at the holes in the river holding brush and fish. I would then park on one location and find out when the feed cycles are. No sense running all over the lake or river burning gas during the middle of the day the fish are not going to bite anyway. Black and chartreuse jigs with a minnow. Attached have been producing my biggest fish. The bite is extremely delicate this time of year very very very slow to no action is producing fish right now. (Think about their cold and lethargic they don't want be chasing stuff around slow your presentation )

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I'll be out there Sunday on my birthday.

Peter

We went out last night. Didn't wet a line, just burned gas looking for new spots. It was chilly at sundown, but was beautiful slick. Like CK said above, they are pretty slow right now. Another few weeks and some warm weather should get them moving up.

You guys can have all them slimy whites you can take out. PLEASE get them away from the eating fish.

i went out last night too found lots of fish stacked in a few spots of the main channel of the river in 14.

no bites at all. Im betting it will be great sat sun and mon

All the lake waco crappie are At Reynolds creek and up the North Bosque. There aren't any south of Reynolds Creek.

Yall are going to make me pull the boat out.

I have been doing pretty good on the north bosque, lately it seems the colder the better. Been catching them 3'-5' around log jams. They have biting at weird times though, sometimes early & sometimes mid-morning.

Ya see, all lake waco crappie are on the North end of the lake. There are NO Crappie further south than Reynolds Creek!

Taking my daughter out on the boat for the fist time, can't wait! What are the crappie biting on? Minnows? Plastics?

ill be on the north end tomorrow morning

I'll see you on the north El Suave. If you see me say hi. I'll be in a Red Crestliner. Badfish I'm going to try minnows so I will let you know how that goes.

...must be still cleaning fish!!!!!

Yeah I wish Beltonbanger. I got to the 185 bridge at sunup yesterday fished with minnows around the brush. Only thing interested was black bass. Moved up to Elcherberger bridge we were the first ones there and stay there for 3 hours. We never caught anything and we didn't see anyone catch anything. They must be biting in the afternoon or just weren't in the mood yesterday morning. Also, I never saw any fish on the depth finder which would look like white bass, strange day but it was good to be on the water

Fished from 9:30-5:20ish and not one bite from a crappie. Caught two blacks all day.

Fished the 185 and Eichelberger bridge from 3-sunset and nothing but one black bass...Boats stacked at Eichelberger and only saw 2 crappie caught while I was there...

The baitfish and the crappie can move a heck of alot this time of year.
You can go to a area one day and they are stacked up, then the next day they are 5 miles away.

Caught a tiny largemouth on Tuesday.

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