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Reply With QuoteYou can try Wolf Creek State Park, across from the ramp in Lick Creek, you can still see the timber.Originally Posted by mbslabs33
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Anyone fished Shelbyville lately? Haven't been on the water since the lake level has risen. My friend and I have basic electronics on the boat, so we can't do much more than fish standing timber. Are there any areas on the lake where the standing timber is visible still? I figure most of it is totally underwater at Wilborn. Not asking for anyones spot, just a nudge in the right direction so we know what ramp to use.
Last edited by mbslabs33; 07-08-2015 at 05:10 PM.
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You can try Wolf Creek State Park, across from the ramp in Lick Creek, you can still see the timber.
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There was still quite a bit of timber showing in some coves between point 3 and eagle creek resort. Lithia will have a good amount of timber showing there, too.
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there's some standing timber in the wolf creek area. The bathtub is real full. High water ramps in use.
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Awesome, I think we'll try out Wolf creek. Thanks for all the help guys, much appreciated.
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Tried Lithia and Wolf, bite was tough for us. Tried vertical jigging with shadpoles and BGBS 15-20 feet deep in deeper water. Only caught one keeper and a couple whites before we got rained on.
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