Thread: Fishing lake Grenada

Originally Posted by deerfarmer

So I have my cabin booked at hambones and from online review it appears that B's Grocery is the closest place for bait, gas and snacks and Drydocks is a good place to eat. Am I on the right track. Any other suggestion would be appreciated. Also from looking a google earth and navionc if the water level is up around 215 or so it appears the whole area around greysport would be a good place to start looking.

Depends on when your coming on what the water levels will be. There only 199 rite now. But yes B's grocery will by closest to you and drydocks has some very good food. Plus its only a short drive back to town if you want something else. Just check in a little closer to when you are coming and there are plenty of guys here that will be glad to help you out with the correct lake information.

The date on google earth looking at Graysport is 11/29/2012. It's at winter pool and looks the same as 02/13/2016.
Young's landing does go into the river. Doesn't look like you'll travel very far in either direction.

For those of you who come from out of state, I appreciate your good words and kind thoughts. But let me tell you there's no need to tell any of us how many fish you keep or don't keep. I'm sorry that some posters dump on you. The truth is these lakes belong to you just as much as anyone else, regardless of your truck tag. I hope you limit out every day you are here.

Well said, Boatbottom!

Come on down poor on Sippi needs sum cash. 74 percent of us on a Guvment chek! Also 48 percent illiterate maybe a little rite geno !!! Be safe and good luck Fishing!!! Be aware of the fine folks here will be Represenative found in the fine Wildlife officers Waiting to Meet You!!!! God Bless

Thinking about trying to fish Red Grass at Grenada Tomorrow. Is Red Grass accessible by boat if you put in Choctaw?

Originally Posted by KnightShadow10

If you enjoy all the boats, and not being able park or fish where you like because of too much pressure, that is fine. I dont like it...I went to Sardis on a wendsday last spring, and counted 153 trailers on engineers point, and hurricane landing.....118 were from out of state...each time someone catches a few fish, and puts it online, it makes more want to come down...same old argument..every year...the more talk, the more pressure we put on our lake..i hope everyone fishing our lakes can catch all they want legally, return what they don't need, and enjoy this resource...if we are quiet..the pressure won't be as bad

I'm sure the MDFW likes the revenue from all those out of state licenses, and I'm sure all the local bait shops, gas stations, hotels, grocery stores, restaurants, etc...like it.

Originally Posted by Kevin Wylie

Thinking about trying to fish Red Grass at Grenada Tomorrow. Is Red Grass accessible by boat if you put in Choctaw?

I have not been I was planning on going to the lake tomorrow myself. Be careful launching at choctaw tomorrow, they are calling for strong south winds and that will be blowing straight to the ramp so it could get nasty. As far as redgrass goes you can fish the general area but i imagine alot of it is out of the water.