I’d tend to look in deeper water, but maybe even at the same depth, suspending. Seems a lot of waters differ, but even with the stained lakes in N WI, that’s where I would look, but expect that they may be moving more.
If you are catching them at night then i would say its a night bite not day bite. But every lake is different
Super clear water lakes may tend to have a night bite.
Weeds? the primary forage may be a night-time thing and crappies may be pulling into green weeds to hang out during the day. If the lake has weeds and clear water, try looking for the crappies just atop of or tight to the outside edge of the deeper/deepest weeds.
Well it is slightly stained water and during the day every once in a wile we will catch some and the deepest spot we found was twenty feet I’m goingto try finding a deeper weed edge hopefully it works out thanks
Have you ever seen any marks super high in the water column? Possible just under ice, I know it would be a short flash, but some of those could be crappies hanging just out under the ice during the day. I have seen it..not very often may be worth checking.
Yeah I some times get real quick flashes say 2 foot below the ice and I’ve tryed lifting my jig but had no reaction I could see on the marcum atleast
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