Thread: tenkiller archives

Originally Posted by crappiepappa

Certainly don't want to bump you from your spot Preacher! 

I don't mind, he'll forgive me.

Tough day but we got it done fishing in the rain for a few hours. Bite was off some from what I was told not had been but we succeeded. 12' to 24' with rising water and current......Ranger

Mark always finds a way damn good fisherman

Took a at trip in Dec of 2013 tough day on water stayed as long as we wanted and ended up putting us on fish highly recommend for a younger gen. Fisherman trying to learn the art to book a trip. Priceless info whole trip. Good luck to all this year.

Lakebis on the rise. Has came up several feet in the last 2 days and did I say trees coming down the lake. Not limbs full blown trees, so with that said be very careful right now. Fished the last 2 days with Dan and James Sharp from Kansas City and we had 2 successful days on the water. We only kept quality fish and let the rest swim for another day. Big fish both days were 2.01 and 1.97. Lots of 1.25 to 170 being caught. The bite yesterday was pretty good but as the lake rises and current gets stronger the bite has let up. Fish yesterday were eating and today their bellies were all empty. They have left the coves and staging again. High Standard Carbon Rods, Fle Fly Crappie Kickers in Pearl/Chartreuse, 3/32oz Timmy Toms Weedless Jigs, 6lb Vicious Hi Vis Mono. 12' to 20' yesterday and 16' to 26' today.......Ranger

We got our tails kicked today......tenkiller can be tough!!!!! Way to go Marky Mark

Andy

Any reports? Ain't fished sense Sunday an only thing biting was channels and bluegills that day. Only managed 4 keepers that day. Going out at caney after work in the morning hoping for a fish fry tommarow with more crappie than bluegills this time.

Killer was a tough bite yesterday with a lot of current and debris coming down the lake. We did manage to pick out 16 and the longer into the day it got the tougher the bite was. DOW was 16' to 26' and yes the lake is still on the rise.Both the 6' & 61/2' High Standard Carbon Rods being the second day I have fished with them are becoming a true favorite being lighter than any I have ever used, sensitivity is good along with plenty of backbone. Baits was different today being the BG 2" Slab Slayers in Pearl and Pearl/Truse. Timmy Toms Weedless Jigs to keep us snag free. Thanks Savey Johnson for fishing with me today.