Targeting Crappie on Lake Limestone
Crappie fishing on Lake Limestone is a favorite pastime for many anglers. Whether you're looking for a tasty dinner or just enjoy the thrill of catching these feisty fish, here are some tips to help you succeed.
Best Times to Fish for Crappie:
- Spring: Crappie move into shallow waters to spawn, making them easier to catch.
- Fall: Cooler temperatures bring crappie back into the shallows as they prepare for winter.
Top Locations:
- Submerged Timber: Crappie love to congregate around submerged timber, especially in Brushy Creek.
- Creek Channels: The Sand Branch and Navasota River Channel are known for holding large schools of crappie.
Recommended Baits and Techniques:
- Minnows: Live minnows are a crappie favorite, especially when fished under a slip bobber.
- Jigs: Small jigs in white, chartreuse, or pink work well, especially when tipped with a minnow or crappie nibble.
Pro Tip: Maximize your crappie fishing success by using the Lake Limestone Fishing Hotspot Maps from Fishing Map Cards. The 125 waypoints included for Lowrance, Humminbird, and Garmin fishfinders will guide you to the most productive crappie spots on the lake. Find out more here.
