Looking to get into some crappie fishing. Mainly on lake Hartwell, Keowee and Clark’s hill. Anybody do any aroun these areas?
Any Crappie fishers in SC?
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Lake Hartwell, Keowee, and Clark's Hill are all popular destinations for crappie fishing. These lakes are known to have a healthy population of crappie, and there are many opportunities to catch them throughout the year.
When it comes to fishing for crappie, the best time to fish is typically in the spring and fall, when the water temperatures are cooler. During these times, crappie are more active and are more likely to
To increase your chances of success, you may want to consider using live minnows or small jigs, as these are some of the most effective baits for crappie fishing. You may also want to fish around structure, such as brush piles or fallen trees, as crappie tend to congregate in these areas.
When it comes to fishing for crappie, the best time to fish is typically in the spring and fall, when the water temperatures are cooler. During these times, crappie are more active and are more likely to
To increase your chances of success, you may want to consider using live minnows or small jigs, as these are some of the most effective baits for crappie fishing. You may also want to fish around structure, such as brush piles or fallen trees, as crappie tend to congregate in these areas.