Scugog crappie

Going out on scugog this weekend off washburn island does anybody have any tips for me

I haven't fished that spot before but I've had luck usually in around 6' of water. I usually find that Bluegill and Crappie hang around the same areas. If you're getting Bluegill I'd stay in that area and if you're getting tons of dink perch I'd move.

Crappie USUALLY love basins or being close to deeper water. Find drop offs at least. Even if a couple of feet.

Maybe a set of flippers..

Going to be pretty wet out there...

For crappies I only seem to catch them from around 430 to 630pm for prime time lol

Bring a boat and rain suit and be careful as the east side of the lake is always thinner than the west especially a few areas around the river. I was going to bring my inflatable boat and set it up inside my hut ill stay dry from above and below lol

This time of year I agree with fisher boy that it's usually only an evening bite (or first thing in the morning but man that’s a pain). Towards the end of the season I Have found them more active during the day. Could just be that’s just how they are where I am finding them, they could very well be biting all through the day in other locations! Best of luck if you go out there, going to be too wet out there for me.

Thanks for all the tips guys yes was extreamly wet and foggy got into some real nice slabs

Was thinking about going out again sunday would we of lost much ice today? Was on about 6' of good ice where i was yesterday.

Casey's on Simcoe pulled all their huts off 8 inches of ice I can't imagine Scugog in much better shape , watch the inflows

He was probably not worried about ice, but the huts completely freezing in when the rain re freezes.
Just my opinion..

Wouldn't blocks be easier than hauling evey hut in , but a very good point ,I have no clue I just don't want to see someone swim in these frigid waters lol happy fishing everyone

Not hard to move huts if they are on skids and if on blocks with a refreeze and glare ice plus hard winds, well quite often they sail away


the man knows what he's doing

x2

the ice has opened up huge out of Beaverton due to the outflow of the river here. Im sure the Pefferlaw river is doing the same thing, with any high winds the ice thats left could move around fairly easy now. good on him for removing the huts before losing them all together.