yank thinking of fishing there where should i start??:D:D
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yank thinking of fishing there where should i start??:D:D
Billbob, I've not fished Granada, but here's what I'd do ifn it was me. 1) Start at waters edge --kiddin..
Seriously, I'd ask at the bait stores and find an ole timer (they usually don't mind sharing info) and then get to the lake and look for the boats and just observe. The boats will tell you a lot. Be ready to try minners or jigs. Somedays only one or the other will work. One guy recently posted that he was fishin minners and the guy next to him in the boat was fishing blk/chart. jigs, & the guy jiggin' was catchin and the other wasn't. Be a good boy scout and be prepared. Good luck, and stay safe.
Billbob, you just itchin' for trouble, ain't ya? :D
jimmy, don't let billbob fool ya, he ain't no spring chicken to the waters of Mississippi! The more important thing to keep in mind is hiding all the women within about 75 miles of his chosen fishin' ground!
At the ramp (haha)Quote:
Originally Posted by billbob
Start at the closest BEER store...turn toward the spillway go down about a half mile and turn left toward the VFW....I think you can fish there all night.:eek:
When you get there find the South Graysport landing and put in there. If a big wind gets up coming from the S.West or West it will give you fits getting your boat on the trailer there but that's where I'd put in unless it's blowing already and I wouldn't put in there. Look on the other side of the lake and you'll see another landing on the protected side but you gotta cross the whole causeway to put in there. Back to the left from the landing is all flooded flats and fields and we've been picking up a few around bushes. Not enough to tell you what color or nothing cause they seem real scattered hitting on various colors. You won't see huge groups of boats to key on as the lake is very high with the boats all scattered and up behind the bushes. Don't haul ass all over the place or you're gonna tear the foot off your motor. There are twenty foot stobs everywhere going all the way to the bank in places and a gazillion six or eight footers that you can't see just under the water...be careful. You're gonna earn your crappie this trip I'm afraid so best of luck and be careful. Let us know how it went.
I would be fishing any ledge that I could find next to the flats.
I see a few of them have taken BILLBOB's ummmm...bait. I could not find small enough letters to print the bait part.:eek::eek:
Still can't help but think of this joke when I think of Billbob
What do Yankees and Hemorrhoids have in common?
When they come down and go right back up they are okay
When they come down and stay they are a real pain in the a$$!!!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Billbob you Dam^ Yankee!