February 1, 2018                        Weiss Lake Crappie Report



Water temp. - 40 to 45 degrees         Water color- lightly stained    

Weather for the next week is predicted to be pretty good - mid 30s at night - 50s during the day,
rain on Sunday, and sunny on Friday and Saturday this week.

The crappie are moving and suspended in the river and creek channels.  Look for the flocks of birds and boats.  When you see a lot of either, the crappie are there; but not for long.

The crappie are following the bait fish and searching for warmer water.  Long line trolling, cork and jig, and pushing minnows are all working fairly well..  Find the fish and you can catch them.

Little River,  Little Spring Creek, the Bubble Hole near Cobia Bridge, and Cowan Creek are all
holding some fish, as is the main Coosa River channel.  Use your electronics to find large schools of fish; they are moving around, and you will have to move with them to catch a good limit.

Weiss Lake Lodge is located only 2 miles  ( 2 minutes ) from the new Graves Three Rivers Landing, and is a great place to stay.  Check them out, you won't be disappointed.
Visit their Facebook page or their web-site @  www.weisslakelodge.com  for more information.

Graves Three Rivers Landing is a new non-profit public park that was developed by Anglers Unlimited. The new facility has plenty of parking, security cameras, street lights, a good boat launch,
courtesy pier at ramp, floating pier at ramp, a fishing pier, picnic tables at waters edge, a covered weigh-in pavilion, and  REST ROOMS, for women and men. ( nice ).  Located on Weiss Lake between Centre and Cedar Bluff, at the junction of Hwy 9 and County Road 63. 

Visit their Facebook page at -  Graves Three Rivers Landing for pictures.

See ya'll on the water.

Pop Rivers


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