Thread: Lake Eufaula archives

That's the funniest thing I've seen in a while!!!!

Me cpd21 and his son Nick went out to put some more brushpiles out today. We put out 7 more piles then fished the rest of the day. Cleaned over 30, some fish were caught on brush We out out yesterday some if Rock piles. Fish seemed to like that 8-14fow. Blk chart minnow mindrs was the bait. We cast and dragged all day.

Going to be fishing Eufaula sometime soon, maybe tomorrow if I can get out, and trying to get it mapped out. If I'm not mistaken there is timber North of I-40. What is the best ramp to launch from up that a way? I'm in a smaller jon boat and can't be hot rodding from one side of the lake to another. I could but I would run out of gas once I got to the other side, lol.

I also plan on fishing the bridge just south of Eufuala city. I have found a ramp for that part of the lake.

I hear Gaines Creek is excellent. Should I just bypass everything else and drive the extra distance to fish it?

Any other help would be greatly appreciated, like coordinates to a brush pile or two, hint hint. Won't be getting a good side/down imaging finder with GPS until next year and I'm kinda fishing blindly right now. I'm relying on my phone for GPS.

The water is muddy in the Highway 9/69/9A Triangle. The water clarity is better at Dam Site south. Launching from Broken Cove State Park there is a courtesy dock. It is protected from a south wind. Heading south/southeast from there to goose creek will provide you with Timber and brush piles. Hit and miss with out electronics to show them.

Yeah without electronics I have to stick to bridge pillars and standing timber. I have fished some brush piles at my local lake because they have the coordinates posted online.

I have some waypoints for brooken, remind me Monday and I'll send you some if you want ?

Roger that.

Buddy and I fished i40 bridge today. Let's just say it wasn't the best day but it wasn't a zero either. 16 in 4 hours vertical jigging bridge pillars. Tried the old cast and drag technique on some brush piles I found almond riprap. Hung up every time. Looks like I need to schedule a training appt with EB or Ranger in the future so I can get this figured out. Lol. Most fish caught at 10-14 ft. Biggest 1.2 lbs. black/pink. Green/chartreuse and black/chartreuse was best colors. Fished 7am-11am