Black Crappie - Fair: Catch suspended crappies slowly trolling 2 inch or smaller twister tail jigs or live minnows 3 to 6 feet deep in the upper two thirds of the lake.
Source: Iowa DNR
Black Crappie - Fair: Catch suspended crappies slowly trolling 2 inch or smaller twister tail jigs or live minnows 3 to 6 feet deep in the upper two thirds of the lake.
Source: Iowa DNR
Black Crappie - Fair: Catch suspended crappies slowly trolling 2 inch or smaller twister tail jigs or live minnows 3 to 6 feet deep.
Source: Iowa DNR
Black Crappie - Fair: Catch crappie fishing live minnows in treefalls or slowly trolling 2 inch or smaller twister tail jigs just out from shore.
Source: Iowa DNR
Black Crappie - Fair: Catch crappie fishing live minnows in treefalls or slowly trolling 2 inch or smaller twister tail jigs just out from shore.
Source: Iowa DNR
Black Crappie - Fair: Catch crappie fishing live minnows in treefalls or slowly trolling 2 inch or smaller twister tail jigs just out from shore.
Source: Iowa DNR
As of February 15 Don Williams has 7 to 9 inches of ice. There was some weak ice at the edge of the boat ramp.
Black Crappie - Fair: Crappies can be caught with wax worms on glow jigs over pallets and brushpiles on the lower half of the lake.
Source: Iowa DNR