Which delta lake do you fish Wills ?
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Which delta lake do you fish Wills ?
Welcome to the board. If you can filter thru the recently digested hay the male bovine has just deposited, you'll get some good info, a bunch of laughs, and meet some great people on this site. Get your pop corn and grab a coke, the show is about to start. heehee
so the poo, when it begins to be slung, slides a little better. LOL Now you knwo all new guys that fish on the rez are required to give up atleast 2 good GPS waypoints to me. I don't make the rules, just live by them.
Did somebody call me? Hehehehe
Me, I rule Grenada, no one fishes Grenada without my review, approval and permission. So don't get no ideas from this here thread until you've produced the proper application.
Been known to fish Bee and Enid every now and again.
Wannabe...
Have boat, can't travel (2 boys and a wife that just doesn't get it sometimes. LOL)
Welcome fellow newbie. I just found this site a few weeks ago and the fellers here seem nice enough. I live up here in Cordova and my lakes are Sardis, Enid, Pickwick, Midway and Horseshoe. Depends on the time of year which ones. I am a recovering basser' so I am still adjusting and I've been denying the urge to grab a rod with line that has over 6 pound test on it.
I don't really have a home lake. More or less a fishing transient. The closest thing to a home lake for me would be Sardis or Enid.
How could I forget good ole Lakeview.
well since I grew up less than 10 minutes from enid I would consider that my home lake with grenada a close 2nd.
Since making the move to Hernando I fished Arkabutla one year (last year) and now I'm pretty sure that lake is barren. I do like to fish moon as often as possible though. For some reason, I really really like that lake! I still fish enid the bulk of the time.
LOL!!He doesn't have a GPS, fishing by a road insures that he can get back to the ramp with out getting lost !!! At least we got him from under them bridges, thought he was a troll for awhile.
I fish the Barnett too, rarely along the rocks and never under a bridge...unless caught in a storm.