[LakeRaider]

fisherman are at this site? And what is your favorite lake in Ohio. And out of state. LakeRaider""

 

[Toad]

I would have to say my favorite crappie lake in ohio is Rush Creek Lake in the early spring. Close runner-up is hoover. Out of state would have to be Sanford lake in Mi, in fact that whole river stystem.

 

[pawclaws]

Erie in Ohio. Kentucky lake in, of all places, Kentucky and a private lake in Virginia owned by Mr. Bill Hurley.

 

[cwcarper]

I've always liked fishing for crappie, but don't do it as much anymore. Always had the best luck at Paint Creek.

 

[pawclaws]

Man you just can't beat old papermouth! Pull him out of that clear cold water on a brisk end of winter or early spring day. Filet him out and get him rolled in a warm blanket of seasoned flour or corn meal then slipped into a hot skillet before he has time to catch pneumonia! Slap that bad boy on a plate along side a pile of fresh cole slaw, some crisp french fries, and two or three hush puppies and then pour yourself a steaming hot cup of strong black coffee from the pot just off the camp fire.

 

[jeffmo]

paint creek is my favorite place too.it's fairly close to me and i like their campground too.
i'd like to make it to reelfoot in tenn. sometime.i've heard alot of great stories about that place.

 

[LakeRaider]

Reelfoot

Been there , its a really awsome looking lake.Lots of snakes. Kentucky Lake has been my favorite for years. Would like to get an outing together this spring at Paint Creek in Ohio. And I hear Delaware in Ohio is excellant. Monroe Lake in Ind. is on my must fish list for late spring after the spawn. LakeRaider""

 

[crappielooker]

in ohio.. i have my best luck at grand lake st marys..in Kentucky.. i had my best luck at lake cumberland near burnside..

 

[MISFIT]

hooover is my favorite.haven't fished for them elsewhere,but if i got the chance,i think i'd like to check out kentucky lake.

 

[getinjiggy]

Well for me Grand Lake or Ft. Loramie would be my best spots without giving out my honey holes! Im still hunting for a 2# to have mounted, and I hope to get real close this year for one. Glenn

 

[bill_gfish]

Although I don't target crappie very much anymore I would have to say when I do it would be grand lake. However in the past is was a gravel pit res. in geneva Indiana.

Bill

 

[Ðe§perado™]

Haven't really fished for them in one certain lake. But hope to hook up with Misfit and get some.

 

[ramlund man]

in ohio, indian lake and grand lake--in michigan,lake st. clair,belleville lake and strawberry lake

 

[BottomBouncer]

In state would be Alum. I have anchored over a couple spots and hauled 'um in as fast as I could drop a minnow. The nice thing is that these two spots produce everytime, especially with a little breeze/wind.

Out of state, Kentucky lake......nothing compares. Anchored over 20 feet of water once....three crappie in a row, smallest being 16 inches!

 

[MISFIT]

desperado

we'll hit hoover this spring(if not sooner)and try to find some then when the heat of the summer sets in and puts them in a bad mood,we'll go into trollin' mode and pick 'em off

 

[zfish]

My favorite

Is Delaware in early spring. Havent found a better spot for crappies yet. Havent been out of state for crappie fishing so couldnt tell you there.

 

[Erie]

Man ... That's livin' PawClaws!!!

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Man you just can't beat old papermouth! Pull him out of that clear cold water on a brisk end of winter or early spring day. Filet him out and get him rolled in a warm blanket of seasoned flour or corn meal then slipped into a hot skillet before he has time to catch pneumonia! Slap that bad boy on a plate along side a pile of fresh cole slaw, some crisp french fries, and two or three hush puppies and then pour yourself a steaming hot cup of strong black coffee from the pot just off the camp fire.