DavidA
1/28/2016 1:15:00 PMThat's really encouraging! I don't know of any places like that over here on the west side. If you can and want to edit in a 'Hotspot' that'd be great but also just a general area would sure be appreciated. I try to get out there 3-4 times a year and the focus has mainly been on walleye in Potholes, but a crappie target in Moses Lake would sure be nice.
MLCC
1/28/2016 6:14:00 PMI fish several places, the I 90 bridge by blue Herron park is a good start point
snatchinglips
1/28/2016 9:00:00 PMNice fish. I was over there a couple time this year and saw one guy fishing for crappie. We need to stay in contact so when I move there fishing for perch and walleye we should get out together
MLCC
1/29/2016 2:24:00 PMSounds good, my email is jim_mar_mmm1@yahoo. Should be perch fishing by end of February
MLCC
1/29/2016 2:31:00 PMHey David A , the state record black crappie was caught in lake Washington. I'm planning a trip this April
livingston12
1/29/2016 9:55:00 PMUsed to fish for crappie years ago before St Helens blew in the North end of the lake by airmans beach using float and jigs about 2-3' deep. Just started fishing Moses for perch last couple year around the bridge and the point to the North of it. Have not seen or heard of crappie being caught. Is it because they are still top feeders and perch and walleye are on the bottom? Would love to get into the crappie again. How have you been rigging for them?
MLCC
1/30/2016 12:05:00 PMMost of the time we're using jigs on the bottom then slowly real up. Floats work well in the spring
MLCC
2/1/2016 6:40:00 AMI use jigs and small spinners, slow trolling and vertical jig. I make the spinners using a #8 hook a few beads and a #4 Colorado blade.