Thread: Lake Eufaula archives

I think there will be more and more on the bank the warmer the weather stays. But if you go to an area and they are not in the buck brush take you some minnow rigs and corks and throw them out off one of those points or take two jigs tie them on with a cork and throw it out and reel it back real slow while popping it along. I recomend Elm point off of highway 31 or Bugtussell off of buisness 69 exit down by McAlester. Both places are on the south end of the lake. Plenty of buck brush, rip-rap, and natural spawning banks. Good Luck and Good fishing!!EB

Is there any certain colors of jigs or certain type of rocks, water depth etc....
Sorry for all the questions just never fished that water. Thanks for our time

im going to Eufaula this weekend do u think that they will be biting if it's raining since there is a good chance of rain?

E.B's right on guy's, if their not on the bank just set a couple rods out with a double hook minnow rig {weight on bottom hooks about a foot above weight} this will allow you to pull it to you until it hits bottom keeping the wind from drifting it. Then cork/jig with another rod until you locate some fish, once you do it's on!!! We have caught the females on minnows and males on the jigs at the same time....good fishing!

Do you think points or coves? south facing ?
Thanks

i think were going down friday night and staying in a cabin were not going to have a boat so were just going to fish from the shore and hopefully we'll do ok

Sriro Dawg; Best advice I can give is try to find an area out of the wind and you should be fine.

I sure do appreciate all the help you guys give, this has been a great forum to join. If yall ever get around Kerr Lake et me know. By the way i see you have rods, do you sell any other tackle, do you have a retail shop? Thanks again