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Daughter call's n tell's me she is catching plenty of nice crappie and bass on a place called Faulkner Lake. So next weekend i guess ill be fishing Faulkner Lake near Scott with her can't wait. I dont know the lake at all maybe some of you have fished it? Any inputs welcomed.
I live in Scott, and I wish I did, but do not have any way to get ont he lake over there... its pvt.
Good luck.
East of NLR, I fished there a little many moons ago. Watch out for those Cypress Trout! LOL LOL LOL :D
Dang CP!!! I wudnt worry just let her guide you! Think she has it figured out!
LM-I don't believe they have made this a private lake? I've fished it several times by putting in right off I-440 behind the truck plaza. Kind of a ough launch but there are some slabs in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by LMBarnett
CP - Usually a very clear lake!!!! be sure to take some light tackle!
Dang, man! Those are some nice fish!:D Did she learn how to do that from you? Way to go, girl!:D
Dennis that is where my daughter puts in at. She said it has a rough launch area access by the I-440 bridge. She said there is no problem fishing it and has a friend who has fished it for years with no problems, so what the heck i 'll give it a try and see what's up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Midsouth Man
I guess I need to get over there then. I thought that was a pvt launch
I have fished there for the last 20 yrs now, but the last few I have fished less because of the moss. Its going to start coming up real soon and then you can't drop a jig down very good or even get around with a trolling motor. Not trying to discourage you or anything, but I have noticed a lot less people fishing there the last couple of years too because of it. There are some good crappie and bream there along with them grinnel. I caught one there years back that may have been a state record, but just couldn't bear keeping him in the boat long enough to find out. :D
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Originally Posted by LMBarnett
I thought so too, had a few folks tell me it wasnt so I asked a game warden, he said anyone could use it. Just a trail from the launch under the bridge, then it opens up to clear water.