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Lake Conroe has experienced a huge increase in the crappie population the past couple of years. Many that fish for crappie use jigs for bait; however, the bait of choice for many are minnows. The wonderful thing about using minnows for bait is that it makes it possible for the younger fishermen to take part in a fun day on the Lake fishing. We have been getting lots of pics in from families all around the Lake. The temperature is going to start going up a little each day if we don’t get any more real cold fronts. With the warmer water temperature more and more fish will move to the shallows and brush piles in 7 to 12 feet of water. Below is a email I received from one fisherman.

FFA (FISH FILET ASSOCIATION) Report 50 kept- 100- caught—crappie- (1) 15 !/2”—(6) 13”—(7)=12”—(36)=11”——–(16) males—–(34) females—females all have egg roe—no red tail males –should be next week.

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