And Kentucky Lake.
Most crappie fishermen leave here elated, or at least pleased.
Onepound fish are plentiful, and ''slabs'' of 2 pounds and up are common. April is traditionally the peak month for crappie. That's when the water temperature hits 61-62 degrees, sending the fish into shallow water to spawn and making them easy to find. It's a time when boats seem to line the banks. Anglers arrive in droves and leave with ice chests packed with tasty white fillets.