I've never heard of hybrid crappie? Is their such thing?? Be sure to let us know if u run into them.
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someone told me there are hybrid crappie stocked in indian lake in the hoosier national forestry close to tell city. i'm headed there to fish this spring and wondering if i could get some help on fishing the lake for crappie. thanks in advance for any help
I've never heard of hybrid crappie? Is their such thing?? Be sure to let us know if u run into them.
Never heard of hybrid crappie either. I think Indian has both black and white crappies so maybe they cross-breed???
i looked it up on the internet and there is such a thing as hybrid crappie that you can buy to stock. the story i heard is that the hoosier national forestry is federal run and not state run and that is who stocks the hybrid crappie but who knows. let me know if anyone finds anything out!
We fish Indian mainly for redears and gills but do catch some crappie too. It is a great and beautiful place as are the other lakes Celina and Tipsaw. Never heard anything about hybrid crappie but let us know if you catch any.
are the crappie that you catch in indian pretty nice? what about the readear and gills? thanks
Yes, yes and yes. While we have never targeted crappies we have caught several while fishing for the gills and redears. We use 1/64th oz jigs tipped with beemoths for all of them. Also one of our favorite lake for fly fishing for gills and redears.
Again..........we're REALLY going to have to HOOKUP and fish..........Hoosier Nat is one of my favorite "quick" places to fish.
I can get there in 45 minutes...........Patoka 115 minutes, John Hay 60 minutes.......THE Dead Sea.......Deam Lake........15 minutes.
All of these are close.........I also fish Hardy, and a couple more, but Hoosier Nat lakes give me the best of ALL worlds.
Clear Deep lakes..........Celina, Shallow MUDHOLE, with LOTS of bass, Indian....LOTS and LOTS of Grass for some really fun topwater action......Tipsaw.
ON a weekend trip, we will hit all 3, and fish them differently, based on conditions.......sometimes we pull off one lake and head to the OTHER based on conditions.
Later,
Geo
We will plan on it Geo. Hey you will even get to see your old AutoPilot again. Plan to hit the crappies at Patoka again Monday. Just may have to keep some of those for a snack. Since they are shallow I have been thinking of taking the fly rod. Should be a ball if they are still there.Again..........we're REALLY going to have to HOOKUP and fish..........Hoosier Nat is one of my favorite "quick" places to fish.
I can get there in 45 minutes...........Patoka 115 minutes, John Hay 60 minutes.......THE Dead Sea.......Deam Lake........15 minutes.
All of these are close.........I also fish Hardy, and a couple more, but Hoosier Nat lakes give me the best of ALL worlds.
Clear Deep lakes..........Celina, Shallow MUDHOLE, with LOTS of bass, Indian....LOTS and LOTS of Grass for some really fun topwater action......Tipsaw.
ON a weekend trip, we will hit all 3, and fish them differently, based on conditions.......sometimes we pull off one lake and head to the OTHER based on conditions.
Later,
Geo
I might try to come down wednesday after work..........maybe Tuesday.......We will plan on it Geo. Hey you will even get to see your old AutoPilot again. Plan to hit the crappies at Patoka again Monday. Just may have to keep some of those for a snack. Since they are shallow I have been thinking of taking the fly rod. Should be a ball if they are still there.
Shoot me a private message with some hints on the crappies........
I'm not looking for specific spots, but I've not fished the lake for YEARS for crappies, but would love to take a few home.
Thanks.
Geo
PM sent.
Indian is federal and not state, but the hybrid crappie thing doesn't make much sense. We catch both black and white crappie out of it, but no "hybrids". It's not a bad crappie fishery, but it's best for gills and redear.