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Lone Chimmney is a no wake lake. I fished it in the late 90's. 50 bass a day was common, but they all fell below or above the slot limit.
Not sure if they still have the slot limit on bass. The drought almost made it dry up. That can't be good for the fish.
I have 90hp on mine. I launch there all the time. It is a no wake lake so slow as you go. It is so small you could launch and literally troll all day and cover the lake easily.Quote:
Originally Posted by okhawg
Thanks, bosshog.
I started fishing LC with a bass buster 20 yrs. ago. I actually caught more fish from it than the bass boat. The smaller the boat the more you focus and fish an area properly. Wind does not really get a chance to build on LC because half of it runs east and west. The portion that is affected by the wind is closer to the dam area. I have fished it in winds up to 3O mph in my buster and it was manageable (with good anchor). There are several areas that have deep drop offs (15-40 ft. range at normal levels.
Does LC have any restrictions on boats? With the coming rain, the ramps might be usable.
No restrictions. I have seen all types of boats on the lake. Bass, pontoon.....Quote:
Originally Posted by okhawg
You now have my curiosity up. Where is Lone Chimney?
Found it.
Just south of Pawnee and west of hwy18. Google earth is the best to visit any lake before the first trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by cricket george
Thank you