Need some advice guys.....

ie. Ross Barnett....
First off let me preface this by saying I in no way want to know where all your honey holes are.
I have a friend who I attend Church with and his dad is in the National Guard. His dad is now staying in Jackson most of the time and only gets to come home now every so often.
Long story short, my friend and I are going to stay with him down in Jackson for a couple of nights and we want to fish at the Rez. We have never fished there and I know it will be like fishing in the ocean for an out-of-towner that doesn't know the lake.
Again, not asking for gps coordinates or anything, just wanting to be pointed in the right direction and hope to catch a few we can fry for his dad.
Send me a pm if you want to.
Thanks for any info.

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Originally Posted by duck38866

ie. Ross Barnett....
First off let me preface this by saying I in no way want to know where all your honey holes are.
I have a friend who I attend Church with and his dad is in the National Guard. His dad is now staying in Jackson most of the time and only gets to come home now every so often.
Long story short, my friend and I are going to stay with him down in Jackson for a couple of nights and we want to fish at the Rez. We have never fished there and I know it will be like fishing in the ocean for an out-of-towner that doesn't know the lake.
Again, not asking for gps coordinates or anything, just wanting to be pointed in the right direction and hope to catch a few we can fry for his dad.
Send me a pm if you want to.
Thanks for any info.

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It's hard to say where because it changes from day to day. Depending on the wind, try fishing down the rocks, especially around the water intake. Another place to try would be either side of the causeway. If you have a map of the rez, find places like "oil well woods" or the "sawdust pile". That should get you a few fish.

If the current is still rolling, you might try the welfare hole. If the current is dead, you might try the river ledges on both sides of the 43 bridge. Any shallow stump field should be holding fish. On the south end, you might work around the yacht club and up in Main Harbor.