for you bream guys

**DonDon** · 05-17-2010, 10:32 AM

IN ORDER and looking at both size and number you can expect to catch, what would your top 10 Bream lakes be?

**"G"** · 05-17-2010, 12:14 PM

The MDWFP rates Trace Lake as number one I think and Lake Lamar Bruce should be a close second. These two lakes have really big bream. I have caught red ears in both of them that weighed 2 lbs. with pound and pound and a half being more common. For number Tunica Cutoff works for me. I would imagine that for number most any of the oxbows would be good and there are some really big bream in the oxbows as well.

**tritonman** · 05-17-2010, 12:18 PM

DD, you keep this talk up and I am going to get all confused on what to fish for. You know I bought some of them green fish baits the other day that I still have to try out too

**DonDon** · 05-17-2010, 12:23 PM

while the times right. after this weekend it's back to 100% crappie but right now it's a mixed bag. I really love Claude Bennett for Redears, it's got some monsters in it. I've HEARD that Ross Barnett in Mize had some hosses in it

**"G"** · 05-17-2010, 12:26 PM

DD....You can always catch bream even when they are not on the beds.....just back off from the beds in deeper water and you will find them. I have not bream fished at all yet...been working on trying to learn how to crappie fish , but I think I may go after some bream one day this week.