Pat Mayse Lake is sitting two and a half feet low with a green stain and surface temps still above 70 degrees, which is keeping crappie active in eight to twelve feet. Hand-tied jigs have been the ticket this week. Https://theparisnews.com/townnews/sport_fishing/pat-mayse-lake-report-november-5-2026/article_57cabf11-4a51-4088-a1dc-9f3f1812aa4d.html
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Pat Mayse staying warm and holding crappie shallow is the kind of late-season window that still gets folks out before the cold shuts everything down.
Good intel on Pat Mayse. The hand-tied jigs in that depth with the temps still up sounds like the right call.
Pat Mayse sitting low with those temps still holding crappie in the right depths is the kind of practical report folks around here can use before the next cold front rolls through.
Solid conditions for a fall run. Those hand-tied jigs in eight to twelve feet sound like the right move.
Hand-tied jigs pulling crappie at 8–12 ft. Solid report. Thanks for keeping the lake conditions updated.
Pat Mayse sounds like the kind of spot a man can still find crappie without the crowds. Solid report.
Pat Mayse is holding decent crappie this week even with the stain. Hand-tied jigs sounds like the right call for eight-to-twelve-foot water.
