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SlabbyJoe and myself was on the lake before sunlight. foggy could hardly see the front of the boat. Fished till 1400 hours, 4 legals and numberous shorts. Most of the morning was spent fishing at the damn water outlet. One short at the bridge, one fish at the bluffs and zero crappie at the hot water outlet.
Thanks for the Report Ron.
Attachment 233553Attachment 233554Attachment 233555 On the lake at 6am ....zero visibility... the Lord and gps/humminbird saved the day....very eerie being in a thick cloud just idling along hopin and prayin your electronics are spot on because you can't see past the front of the boat. I've been in thick fog before without gps and all I did was go around in circles!! Fog is one of the most disorienting phenomenons I've ever experienced.....really spooky:yikes It took a couple hours for the fog to lift and then it turned into a beauty!
Can relate to going in circles happened to me at melvern, boat tied up at marina had to go to Eisenhower East for tournament, it took about 2 hrs and a lot of praying to arrive.Quote:
Originally Posted by slabby joe
I launched at the 399 ramp one morning and the fog really gets you. Scary since there are random trees and stumps to pass before you get to the main lake.
Seems like action is slowing down there a little.
there seemed to be alot of shad in the outlet but only smaller fish and not many biters. I hadn't been there for months so I'm sure the hammering it took has affected the bite plus the rising water temps....might not go back til next fall.Quote:
Originally Posted by dester223
The hot water discharge seems to be pretty slow the last couple times I've gone. The guys on the fence do better than boaters. Maybe the crappie moved into the creek