pymy crappies

with all the stir over the 'eyes was wondering if the crappies get targeted? when and where? any info appreciated
GOD BLESS
mo

That is exactly why I made that comment. It is pretty rude for people to say I know there are alot of fish in the lake but where exactly do you catch them. Some people just need to get out and fish. When you try hard enough you will find the fish. I drive lil over an hour to get to the lake no way I would never spot burn on spots that buddies and I fish. We try to get away from the crowds not get in the middle of them.

At Pymie, the northern stump field would be a great place to start. But not quite yet. After next week's warmer weather, I would say they would be in pre-spawn mode. Water is still a little cold yet.

1MOFISH,

Go to Walmart and get yourself a map of pymy and start from there. It'll show you where the cribs are located at and tips of how to catch them. Coldfront is right, you can catch them anywhere around that lake. Not only are there a lot of them, but they are huge. Also, look for places on the map where the water suddenly drops and forms deep pockets. You'll find them there as well.

Slap my hands, but I will spot burn here just a little bit. If you don't care about the size of them and you want to catch a lot of small ones, try the river below the outlet. It's no secret!!!

Pymy may lead the way as the best quality crappie lake there is,some years 12 inch plus fish are the norm,and there healty fat fish.They can be caught around brush piles,fish houses,bridges,spillway,linesville stumps and a lot of other spots and times of year.Last winter we got a lot of fish 12 -14 inches Jamestown.I'm not going to spot burn because its not right to give a spot away that came hard and years to others. 1Mofish you got any killer bucks spots that you'd like to share? I think you get the point.As SmMouthSeeker said the out flow down stream theres a small ditch on the left that meets the river tons of 7-9 inch crappies.

Lake Map

ORIGINAL: 1MOFISH

with all the stir over the 'eyes was wondering if the crappies get targeted? when and where? spot burning ok due to the qty of fish any info appreciated
GOD BLESS
mo

You Know This is a can o worms....

also was told to try on the waders well i have a woodfield vest nice condition size xl ill have with me if anyone needs one
GOD BLESS
mo
p/s i would not be postin if i was on fish lol

i hear ya the fish are stacked up at the pond the creek mouths are packed the problem isnt the fish its population with a limited resource? questions? What are they biting on? When are they hitting? Guys leaving the lake would be cutting their lures off just so you wouldn't see what they caught the fish on. You'd see guys out in the first ditch, the radio fires up, where are they hitting? Silence, SHhhhhhhh!! Oh well!
God Bless,
Mo

ORIGINAL: Jefff

The best is when a couple guys a few hundred yards away see you pull up a few fish and then fire up their motor and come running full speed towards you and kill the bite. I try to stay away from the groupings of boats.

This article will help you out a lot...

Crappies by degrees

Great info there.

Who caught fish today.
I fished Lake Arther and got skunked. Will try again tomorrow.

Seriously? You won't even help another angler out by telling him/her what you're using or color?
If that seriously is true I'd offer one word for you.....karma.

ORIGINAL: ready2fish

Seriously? You won't even help another angler out by telling him/her what you're using or color?
If that seriously is true I'd offer one word for you.....karma.

+1

Beautiful day to be out today, and the fish thought so too.

A blind man could fish pymatuning in april and may and catch fish!!!!!!There's not many secrets drift aroung stumps and back in bays and coves with bobbers and fatheads and most days its impossible not to catch fish!!!!!!!!even with giant bobbers and glob of nitecrawlers.Keep things near bottom gets lots of snags and you will catch fish!!!!!!!! not many secret spots at least not that many that arn't covered with straw hats and the spanish armarda!