Does anyone know how high and muddy Conway is? Trying to take a couple kids out bream fishing in the morning.
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Does anyone know how high and muddy Conway is? Trying to take a couple kids out bream fishing in the morning.
Bout 3 feet high,,not sure bout the color,,,but I would guess muddy, based on what I know of the lake.
Fished it yesterday and caught Two 2lbers, 2 keepers and one dink, 1 drum and 1 big Gill got blown all over the place, lake is 2-3 feet high, color heavy stained to muddy on the north end, water temp 63. Females still have eggs
Fished Gold Creek this morning and got 3. Water is about 3 ft high and a little stained. Fished from 7-noon.
Lake Conway is very nasty right now, and also being manage very poorly by the very people that is paid to take care of it. Water was dropped 3' in two days so that the flood waters would have some place to go, then came the rain, it got muddy and rose about 5feet, now it is on the drop again. Fish are confused and the fisherman are frustrated.
Ya'll have to remember, its not Lake Conway anymore, its the Craig Campbell "Reservoir", meaning water storage and flood control.
I'm catching some of the largest bream that I've seen in twelve or more years up there, no quantities and nothing really bedded up yet.
I have learned not to get upset over things which I have no control over, especialy the weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lkconwayguru
Conway is unforgiven right now. High water, muddy and windy. Mother nature is protecting the spawn that is going on right now on the lake. I would highly suggest going somewhere else.