Headed out to Cedar lake on friday, I wanted to take my wife, Katie, with me but she was out shopping, and my friend Steve couldn’t make it, so I went by myself. (last week Steve and I caught 75-80 Crappies, with no exageration)and I wanted to see if they were still shallow.
After putting the boat in, I noticed a couple fishing on the dock, and asked if they wanted to join me for about 2 hours. They were very grateful and appreciated the offer, and jumped in. I told them what I had done the previous week with Steve, the temps were about the same- 62-63, which was warmer than I wanted, but the fish were still there and eager to eat.
I again used a small jig with a Berkley Gulp 2 1/2 inch minnow threaded on. Cast it out and slowly reel it back just over the weed tops (3-5 feet of water). Mike and Jill were getting a few under their bobbers, but the fish really wanted the bait moving. I rigged up a second rod for Jill, and she was quickly ribbing her husband on all the fish she started to catch. I then felt I had to rig Mike up another rod, and all three of continued to put the hurt on countless Crappies. Most of the size was 8 1/2 to 9 1/2 inches, no bigger ones, and also had a few very nice size Bluegills too.
The crappies definitely did not want a stationary bait under a bobber, it had to be moving.
I had to get going by 5:30p, so after 2 hours of constant “fish ON”, I had to leave and head home.
Sure was fun having Mike and Jill join me in the boat, and was much more fun than just going alone.
Jack 
We were into all sunfish (gills, pumpkinseeds and a few hybrids greenies)but everything wanted movement.