Thread: Lake Eufaula archives

Originally Posted by lazylakedog

Which side did you fish?

The westside?? The side where you have to go down the 1 road. I was fishing down a bit where there is a lot of sand next to a giant gar carcass with maggots all over it.

Boy this thread sure went quiet. . . Guess you can't catch crappie in tomato soup.

Originally Posted by lazylakedog

Boy this thread sure went quiet. . . Guess you can't catch crappie in tomato soup.

And you can't catch them sitting in your boat parked in your barn!

Lol. . . . I have a couple of boats and neither have seen daylight this year.. . . I think I'm about done with the high water now!

Does anyone know if you can put a boat in around hickory point or elm ?

Went out last Friday on the north end in the muddy water. Cleaned 15 pulling jigs in 9-10ft. Pump chart was the best color. The water looks muddy but when you fish it you have around 6 inch vis. Yesterday I guided the south end there's around 2 ft vis down there. We struggled most of the day but ended up catching 15 nice fish. We were pulling jigs in 12-14ff. Pump chart and silver chart www the 2 best colors.

Varmint hunter You can use both Hickory pt and Elm pt boat ramps. EB

Went out for a couple of hours on the north end Tuesday evening with my good friend Wareagle69. We were pulling jigs in 7-9ft. Orange chart was the best color. Water vis was 6 inches. We ended up keeping 20. Probably the best 2 hrs I've had on the north end catching fish in a long time. EB

Originally Posted by Eufaula boy

Went out for a couple of hours on the north end Tuesday evening with my good friend Wareagle69. We were pulling jigs in 7-9ft. Orange chart was the best color. Water vis was 6 inches. We ended up keeping 20. Probably the best 2 hrs I've had on the north end catching fish in a long time. EB

EB I haven't pulled jugs before for Crappie and could use some guidance. What weight head were you using? Do you find bigger bait and weight is better in this muddy water?