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I fished from about 8:00 to 12:00 today and caught about 60, kept a few to eat,. Most of them was about 12 ft down in 22 ft water. They did come up to about 8 ft around lunch time. I cant figure out why the are out in the water at that depth for this time of year. The water was 66 degree, I would have thought they would have been a little closer to the bank. What gives????
im going down in may 5- 9 to stay a few days and camp and fish hope that they move closer in and not so hard to find thank for the report dollar
was you fishin minnows or jigs was you fishin brush or open water send me a pm ithink im going to fish down there a couple days next week thanks in advance for the infoQuote:
Originally Posted by crappie happy pappy
Sounds like you had fun
Has the lake changed structure wise and so forth in the last several years? I havent fished that lake in 10 yrs. Thanks Bobby
the lake has lots of downed trees and brush. a lot of guys have not found out how to fish the lake. will be on deep brush and the banks at the same time. you can catch em in the river 365 days a year.
That helped and my kind of fishing.
Lots of fish are still deep..alot of good fishing is still to come :). It was a coooold winter.
There has been several trees fell around the banks and some is near deep water. Most of the fish I have caught in the last few days has been in deeper water over brush that I put in last fall. I have caught most of them with minnows and just a few on jigs. I caught some in the creek channel on some bamboo and there are not many old standing trees in the lake. I only know of a few that still have enough limbs on them to hold fish. I wish some of those fallen trees were dragged out into the lake but It aint happening. The corp puts out christmas trees every year but they dont last anytime at all. It is a hard lake to fish but has some really nice crappie in it if you can get past the small ones. Anyway it is always fun to catch some.
I agree with MoSkeeter. The fish seem to be behind normal on most of the lakes this year. From our results on High Rock last week there are no doubt a lot of fish still to spawn. Same for Rhodhiss and Norman is behind too. Seems to me like everything is about 2 weeks later than normal, whatever "normal" is...I think May is going to be a good fishing month.Quote:
Originally Posted by MoSkeeter
thanks for the Kerr Scott report...good job
I went back today and caught about 40 from 8:30 to 9:30 then the wind started getting up and the bite just about quit. Ended up catching about 50 by 12:00 and turned in. The water looks funny, it is dark clouded down about a foot deep, kinda like it is turning, couldnt be turning but it sure does look like it. I dont know whats up. Dont know if the whole lake is like that or not but it sure was where I was fishing. Wonder whats going on?
This has been a weird year for all lakes, i have never seen any thing like it.
I talked to an old fisherman that fishes daily and he said it was due to the heavy pollen than has fallen on the lake and is being absorbed into the water. May be, cause there sure has been a thick layer of pollen this year. It seems to me more cloudy in the shallower water than it does down toward the dam.