Welp fished Conway this morning only caught eight, but had some pretty decent fish. Here is some of the action on the water tis morning. And a few sonar shots of DP's Fishing hole. LOL Too funny DP
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Welp fished Conway this morning only caught eight, but had some pretty decent fish. Here is some of the action on the water tis morning. And a few sonar shots of DP's Fishing hole. LOL Too funny DP
Good looking spot Russ.
Nice pics, I think I fished that tree once, or maybe it was the one next to it... I am not sure, they all look the same out there. How bouts some GPS coordinates? Oh wait, my GPS is at the bottom of White River, so if you want all my fishing spots get some dive gear and go get it.
And if you go after the GPS, fetch up my over and under 12 gauge.:(Quote:
Originally Posted by LMBarnett
No wonder you only caught 8,I see a fox watching in one of the pictures and my goodnees it looks as tho he's watching the buggy man in the bottom picture scaring the fish off.
I see it to TB looks like the wolf man peeking over a log to me in the bottom pic, must have been the reason for only eight. Haunting waters out there on Conway I tell ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turtlebait
I've fished that hole before!:D But not since spring. Nice fish, CP, and thanks for the pics!:)
Yeah I've had that happen to me before,couple fishing partners putting me on one of their honey holes.I told them I'd find my on honey holes from now on,lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePro
That just ain't right!!!
Besides fishing in my hole, is that a can of snuff I see? I haven't been able to catch fish ever since I quit.
Glad someone is getting some use out of my hole.
Look's like I ain't gonna make it back out on the lake until Monday. I am going to try to run you down.
DP
LOL DP Dont be to hard on me I took a picture of the tree for every body to look for that would put em right on it, but just could'nt do it.:p Cos one of these days i might actually catch a fish off it LOL. I fished Gold Pond late in the morning, fish were all over the grapth but i couldnt get em to bite.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by DRPEPPER
Russ by gold pond are you talking about by the foot bridge? We went up there before we knocked off Sunday and absolutely wore 'em out...all three of 'em:D Lined up nose to tail they would have almost made a good fillet.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePro
The count was 2 crappie and one bass. It was actually one small crappie and 2 fry.
Yall have me cornfused now. Are we talking about Gold Pond out in the lake, or Wilamena Cove??Quote:
Originally Posted by soswine
And Russ, there are two more spots out there......somewhere:D
DP
LOL Nope im talking about Gold Lake/Pond which starts off at Gold Point in the main lake. Im fishing large live tree's/Clusters along the Three Creeks bank which is slightly NE across from Gold Point. Morning bite from about 7-11 am has been best for me. and have caught some decent fish from around 5pm-dark. Give this area a try and get there early in the morning if you can and concentrate only on the shady side of the live trees. Work as many trees as you can, not spending too much time on any one tree if your not getting a bite. Try pitching your bait at the base of the tree or pockets of clusters of live cypress and letting it pendelum back to the boat. (In this area i am fishing I do this with about 5-7 feet of line hanging off my jig pole depending on depth). Sometimes it helps to pull a lil line out to the side with your free hand pitching into to tight spots or get up under low limbs. If this dont work, my next move will be to lower my jig at the base of the tree slowly(or A fast drop if i can tell what they Like (Try both everynow n then) till im just off the bottom about six inches to a foot off the bottom to be exact. Let it set for a second and then ease the jig away from the tree horizontally with the rod tip (DONT REEL) and keep the bait in the SHADE. Allot of times they will nail it when I start to ease it off away from the tree with my rod tip. If you dont get a bite in a minute or two move on to the next. I think you know from reading my post, and pics, what colors, head size and type of lures im using. I am a believer in them Crappie Nibblets too. You'll get my bill in the mail. LOL Good Luck Brian hope you catch some...Quote:
Originally Posted by soswine
Gold Lake is a good open spot to spider rig. I have always wondered why the cove is not a good year round hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePro
You planning on being out there Monday or Tuesday??
DP
Yes i wonder that too always baffels me too and how the white crappie seem to shut completely down during the summer. Very puzzeling:confused: Always seem to catch more blacks than whites every summer. Yes im going Mon n Tues mornings. Wanna try jiggin some up?Quote:
Originally Posted by DRPEPPER
Great pictures. I tell ya you couldn't pull that off in Indiana because the next time you go out to your spot you would have ten boats fighting over it.. Lol!
Love the pics tho.
Tom
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The only thing about Lake Conway is there is a 1000 spots that look just like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by TDHcrappiemaster
You have a PM. But, by the nature and title of this thread, I guess it is OK if every one knows my business.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePro
DP
I think I can make out some of what it really is. I took a wooden stake bed out there with 80lbs of crete in the middle. I had to go steal two huge rocks from the bridge to get it under the water. When I sank it, it still wouldn't lay on the bottom. I was out of time so I tied it off to one of the trees knowing it would eventually get waterlogged. I have checked on it one time soon afer I placed it. I could see on my graph it still wasn't on the bottom a month later. By then, it was time to worry about the Pond. So, I have never fished it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turtlebait
DP
Easy to find it. Just find some cypress trees in 6-7 feet of water and there you are.
Russ I dont need luck, I just need to borrow the AGFC electric boat for a couple hours.