Thread: Grand lake question

I got this from the conservation people today.

Grand: Upper end: Elevation normal, water 45 in the lake, 50 in the rivers and clear. Largemouth bass good on crankbaits and jigs. White bass good on chartreuse and green grubs with sparkle and white rooster tails in upper Elk and Spring rivers. Channel, blue and flathead catfish good on shad, brooders and shad guts at 40-50 ft. in the main lake and on secret seven dip bait in the rivers. Crappie good on Grandpa's jigs, minnows and Bobby Garland's at 15-18 ft. around docks and brush piles. Paddlefish good from Sailboat Bridge to Council Cove. Report submitted by Grand Lake Sport's Center.

the elk is always the best fishing up there this time of year for bass i know its always the warmest water on the lake this time of year as for the crappie i dont know never been able to get on enough to stay busy i think i would put them in and let them go bass fishin and then head to eucha

white spinnerbaits, watermelon candy shakyheads,lipless crankbaits
in 3 to 4 foot of water and as always a sweetbeaver in the bushes and willows..... be careful runnin the elk though!!!!!

I know that Spavinaw and Eucha arent far from Grand. Would you guys suggest going to either of those to try over grand?

I would stay up in the horse creek area around the bridge areas...They always provided us the best crappie fishing and the bass fishing is good up there too. many of the docks around the lake have brush piles on them, but depending on the water temps by then they may be moving to the banks so hit the backside corners of the docks closest to the bank.

When the water is clear at Grand you can find the darkest water and use 1/64th ounce jig I like pink either hot pink solid or creme pink white and pink. Chartreuse and black with glitter is also a good bet. Red Arrow is great and the bridge at horse creek is also excellent. Rember to only keep 10" or better fish with a limit of 15