Best crappie lakes in texas?

[stickman]

Wanting to set up a two day trip for my wife and I sometime next spring for crappie. Any info on guides, lakes, place to stay would be greatly appreciated. I don't care how we catch them, live bait or jigs.

[Smart]

Cedar Creek Lake is the top crappie lake in the DFW area in my opinion. If you want to take a guide, Chuck Rollins at bigcrappie.com is the best.

If I still had my boat, I'd take you, but I sold it and haven't got around to replacing it..

[Bloodrunner]

Rayburn

[DirtyMullet]

Cedar creek. Hands down.

[quackaholic1]

Cedar Creek and Lake Fork are both awesome crappie lakes

[Coup de Grace]

Cedar Creek is hard to beat, Livingston pretty dang good.

[RascalArms]

Cedar Creek is good when there's water in the dang thing! I think it's currently about 6' low.

Worth mentioning:
Richland Chambers Reservoir (I can put you on an excellent Guide Service there)
Lake O' the Pines
Sam Rayburn Reservoir

[rubydog]

Cooper Lake and Cedar Creek. Lake Fork is another good one. If you can find someone that knows it Richland Chambers is on fire as well.

[RascalArms]

Cooper Lake and Cedar Creek. Lake Fork is another good one. If you can find someone that knows it Richland Chambers is on fire as well.

See Post #7...I know someone that knows it!

[Lungbuster13]

Rayburn
Lake of the Pines
Caddo

[woodsman]

Cedar creek, Fork, Lavon when you can launch

[ultralite09]

Cedar creek with Chuck or Lane will be a great trip for sure. Spring time on Lavon is legendary, but is probably closed for good. Lake fork is awesome as well but not sure on guides out there.

[Barrett]

Granger Lake is top notch, small but its got em!!!

[El General]

Rayburn.

[doppelganger]

Has Tawakoni fallen off the map? use to fish 2 mile bridge in the summer there...3lb slabs all day long