The lake looks a foot or two lower than it was last november at this time. If you plan on using Hernando point, you might be needing assistance from a tractor
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The lake looks a foot or two lower than it was last november at this time. If you plan on using Hernando point, you might be needing assistance from a tractor
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I don't see why you guys are so stuck on using Hernando Point all the time. Dub Patton works just fine and they don't name their minners at Outfitters and the biscuts and coffee are always ready. Fish on but proceed down the lake carefully if you don't know it very well.
I like Outfitters too, but I go around to Bayou Point on the south side of the levee.
I get spoiled by Minners and Dinners in Grenada and the Outfitters at Arkabutla. I get fighting mad when I go in a place and ask for 10 dozen minners and they go to counting them.
i have gotten a good count the last three or four times at the dam store at sardis..........
Cause I live on the exact opposite side of the lakeQuote:
Originally Posted by yikess
Move closer.
Torch, you'll love Q & M here in Ridgeland. They USED to just chunk a bunch of minners in your bucket but the last 8-10 times I got em, they counted them out. They never have good sized minners any more either.
Ditto!Quote:
Originally Posted by EmptyStringer
Now would be a good time for them to lay some new asphalt!
Sat, you are correct, BUT, there aren't any stars that bright within that group that makes decisions.
You guys are funny. Drive to Grenada at the drop of a hat but hwy 301 is just crazy out of the way.
LOL that's kinda what I was thinkin.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by reb66jr
Only been to nader twice. Both tournaments. Too cheap for all of that