Thread: Lake Eufaula archives

I fished coal creek bridge yesterday morning for 2 hours kept 15, all 10-13 inch fish. Got tired of catching shorts so I tried pulling the rap and fishing the flooded buck brush around there looking for bigger fish but couldnt find any. Also tried Massey point, but I didnt hit it hard because it was too windy. Was using franks Mo Magic in Allens smoke with 1/8 T&T jigs with the biggest blades, they really flutter on the fall. At the bridge it helped to stay back and cast to the fish. They would hit it hard on the drop. Water vis was about 36" and the fish were only 5'-9' deep, its possible they were being boat shy. Have never noticed that a Eufaula before tho. On the way back at the Highway 9 triangle you could see the mixing of water from the the Gains creek and the South Canadian arms, it was as stark a difference as I have seen on Eufaula.

Does anyone have a good idea for on-board filet set-ups?

I would use a 3ft section of 1/2" plywood and fillet away, ifn I was asked

I have an old ironing board that i put a thin piece of Marlex plastic over the metal. it folds right up and i have a bracket built that hold it flat against the back deck. you never know its on board until i take it out. it is the right height and light weight too.

Throw a towel down under it that way it keeps the junk off the boat and preserves the boat finish. Works Great......Ranger

Ledges ironing board is the best stand up system I've ever seen- and Rangers is the best sit down rig ever, allowing you to easily send the carcasses to Davy Jones Locker.

My wife's going to hate it but I see one of these in my near future

Gee thanks for all the input for on-board filet ,,looks like a this weeks project for sure