When do crappie spawn? That all depends on the water temperature. Here's our guide on how to catch spring crappie during the ...

However, unlike walleye and pike, which spawn when water temperatures are in the 40s, crappie don’t spawn until temperatures are well into the 60’s. In the north country, this means crappie generally ...

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Crappie across Alabama are in peak spring spawning mode, moving into shallows as water temperatures rise into the 60s. Anglers are seeing strong catches from reservoirs, rivers, and small lakes, ...

The parade of spawning fish gets started in late February with walleye. March starts the white bass spawn. Come April and into May, it's crappie that grab the fishing spotlight. Anglers start beating ...

No boat? That’s no problem this time of year when you can find piles of crappie in shallow water. Here's how to catch ...

Recovering quickly from the effects of the recent ice apocalypse, area lake temperatures are rapidly on the rise, which will soon trigger the spring crappie spawn. With lake waters already responding ...

Springtime is crappie fishing time in Nebraska. As soon as water temps start getting near 55 degrees, crappies get more active and begin to feed more heavily. I’m hearing that we may be getting close.

We are dangerously close to Crappie spawning season in Kentucky. Late March and April is a celebrated time of year for anglers across the Commonwealth because Crappie fishing during the spawn is ...

Ross Barnett Reservoir is producing big crappie. Crappie are being caught suspended at 12-14 feet deep in 20 feet of water. "They're biting," said Hugh Krutz of Brandon. "Oh man, they're nice. "The ...

Spring is here and for outdoor enthusiasts in Mississippi, that means turkey hunting and crappie fishing. The 2026 turkey season is expected to be exceptional and crappie fishing at Ross Barnett ...