Try around the Ferson Creek area, just north of St. Chuck. the mouth of the creek and up stream is gererally a very productive spot in the spring, both for northerns and crappie, unless you go with Pat, and then all you will catch is crappie.
Piking on the fox
I was just wondering if anyone has had any consistent luck with pike in the St. Chuck or Elgin areas yet. I have only been out once, not luck. Also, when do the crappie start moving shallow, and what areas should I look for? I know that the fox has crappie, and I have caught a few, but I am looking for a way to get into a little more consistent action. Thanks in advance for any help.
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hey t.j.
what's the deal, did your mouse button get stuck or did you just feel the need to post the same message twice? also, did you get the info on the boat that i dropped off? i'll see you this weekend buddy....smitty
what's the deal, did your mouse button get stuck or did you just feel the need to post the same message twice? also, did you get the info on the boat that i dropped off? i'll see you this weekend buddy....smitty
hey t.j. did you check out the batavia toothy critters post? sounds pretty good to me.....what's the weather supposed to be like this weekend? let's get out on saturday if its good....
Hey Smitty
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