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It's probably been 20 years ago but I used to fish there often. Caught a lot of crappie but they were around 6 inches long. Sounds like it hasn't changed a lot. We did used to be able to catch some descent bluegill out of it. They weren't monsters but good eatin size. Also used to catch a lot of channel cats. I never really had a small boat so it was a pain in the butt getting a bass boat off the trailer there.
Thanks for the info. I would say it is indeed the same to date.Quote:
Originally Posted by mperry
I know this is an old thread but thought I'd give an update on this lake. Even though I read this beforehand I thought I'd still give it a try. As mentioned above, this lake is full of babies. Last night I pushed Kentucky rigs down by the dam and ended up with 15-20 7-inchers. I had one 10 inch fish that would still have been too slender to keep. I did catch an 18" bass, but as far as a crappie spot I won't be trying here any more.
Don't waste you time! Unless you want to take a kid or someone that wants to catch lots of fish, the lake is full of paper thin 5" to 8" crappie and small gills. The ramp is useless for a trailed boat. Try Elk Creek it is my first choice behind Hardy of course. Good luck!!
carp are fun to catch on four pound line though
Elk Creek is a pretty place. Had a relative involved in the watershed project when they put it in. I was still in HS back then. Never did get to fish it but always enjoyed when he'd take us over to see it before and after it was completed.