Mill creek canton

Has any one gill fished it if so is there any good ones thanks for info

If you do not get any information here I would fish it anyway. Like a very good friend of mine always says. "You don't know if you don't go"! Good luck and let us know how you do if you go!

Look for them in shallow water. The spawn is on! Never fished your area but hope you find some.

Hope you find them. Let us know. Love reading post from different water bodies.

Did pretty good ended up with 10 keepers with 1 decent shellcracker and 7 crappie had 30 or so throwbacks fun day. I will be taking my 2yr old son in morning he has been wanting to go I'm ready

I always wanted to try it but have a hard time not hitting Athens when I am back there. I think it would be a really good lake from my float tube especially along that long bank near the tower. May have to try it this summer after I get out of the Amarillo area.

Glad you had a good day!

Yea flags we are going to athebs tomorrow I've never gill fished it I have crappie fished it an did real good I searched today at mill for beds an couldn't find any found some brush in 2 to 3ft of water next to some grass an that's where they are, any pointers for athen

Thanks

For Athens hit the boathouses if you have a way to get to them. The ones close to the boat ramp get pounded so if you have a boat go up or down the lake a bit. I get a lot of really big gills fishing a small piece of crawler on a 1/64th oz unpainted jig head. I just pitch it out and let it sink while twitching it ever so slightly. Sometimes I even go weightless and just fish a piece of crawler on a wire hook. Get some Bobby Garland Baby Shad in bluegrass and pitch it around the boathouses for crappie. Sometimes when I do that I tie a dropper loop and put a wire hook on it with a piece of crawler for gills and can catch gills and crappie at the same time and every once in awhile a good catfish will hit the worm as well.

Awesome!

Plus #1.

Thanks flags yes I have a boat so I may do that soon. Thanks for the advice