Thread: Lake Eufaula archives

Perfect, thanks.

Originally Posted by Ranger09

Sorry
I hold 2 rods in hand one on each side of the boat at different depths....Ranger

Who needs rod holders when ya can hold two rods in each hand? I bet those one rod, one bait tournies are almost boring for you.

Originally Posted by Crappie Reaper

Who needs rod holders when ya can hold two rods in each hand? I bet those one rod, one bait tournies are almost boring for you.

Read it again. I think he means one in each hand on each side of the boat. (i would need a skinnier boat!)

Craig you so need to be MULTI TASKED when crappie fishin!!! Just Sayin...LOL.....Ranger

Ranger could probably do 3 rods in each hand if he really wanted to!

Thanks for the tips and the updates guys. Bobo

Guys if you don't have a GPS for speed on your unit, just watch your line. 45 degree angle is the speed right now. EB

Hit Eufaula yesterday, store was out of minnows and there was one boat trailer in the lot (both bad signs). I really had to look to find willing fish. There were crappie at different depths, the most active were at 11-13 FOW deep right on the bottom. I think those fish were after the shad, that was the lowest depth of the schools I could see on the finder. Lots of shad this year in the Crowder area. I fished old 69, the rip, rock creek all the way over to both sides of Crowder bridge. If I found brush at 11-13 FOW half the time it held a few fish willing to bite. After the storms blew over, I found some small ones had moved to 6 FOW. Caught maybe 25 from 12 to 8 pm. Only one really good one, most were 8-10 inches. Best jigs black/pink and black/chart wooly bees. If anybody cares to tell me were the majority of the bigger fish go on Eufaula after the spawn, I would love to hear it. PM me if necessary LOL.