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Look on fla board and saw that Buggs was not in the top 50 lakes, well I must say that there are 50 super lakes for Buggs not to make it, don,t know how they come up to that conclusion, I see Santee has made a come back to 16 place, well on the bright side ,will keep from having everyone coming here to fish, don,t mind people coming here to fish but when a lake gets too popular it brings everybody
You are absolutely right about that. I can remember when Back Bay was at it's peak and was featured in Bassmaster Magazine a few times I'd see boats with Ohio, Tennessee, etc. registrations all the time and it was packed. Not saying that is what went wrong with Back Bay, but sure put the pressure on the place and made it miserable for us "regulars".Quote:
Originally Posted by genec
Mike
:) Buggs Who?
I know what you mean Gene but my son and I are making our first Buggs trip Sunday and Monday , we are gonna start out at Bluestone is that a good idea. Then we will just look around from there any suggestions would be appreciated , we will tight line mostly. Thanks for any infoQuote:
Originally Posted by genec
Just smile and laugh... This is probably a good thing...I am looking forward to learnign this lake some more :D
Crappie Tuttle,still sick and have not been,could not have surgery for sickness,dr put it off till april23, wish they would let me have it earlier beans it such a fast moving cancer,seems like lately I been between a rock and a hard place. Looks like the doc is getting some out of bluestone,and see striped,Donald got some in grassy on brush
Thanks Gene for that info, we've never been up there so all input is greatly appreciated, anyone else want to chime in please do so, you can pm me if need be thanks again Gene and good luck when you have your surgery.Quote:
Originally Posted by genec
Its going to depend on the weather. If the winds stay from the south I would fish the middle and work your way to the backs of the creeks. Buffalo creek is a good place to start. Just look for the other boats.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappieTuttle
Thanks Jimb, will do the hotel is booked, new tires on the boat,fishing a new lake for the first time is as exciting as playing a new golf course for the first time, I can't wait.Quote:
Originally Posted by jim.b
Good luck CT, lookin forward to your report!
Never thought of it that way but now that I do, I agree. (Although I might substitute exciting for challenging.)Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappieTuttle
I was going over the list of bodies of water and see that a lot of the lakes are close to where my wife and I plan to build our new home. I told my wife that I do not care where we live as long as there are some good bodies of water to fish. We plan on making a trip there this fall to choose a lot on where to build. My wife told me to do my home work on what body of water we want to be close to. My problem is all the lakes in this area are top crappie lakes. The one good thing is most of the lakes are within 30 miles of each other. Ill still keep in touch with the Va board and hope to meet a bunch of fellow crappie. com members down there. Still gonna be A year and four months from now. Looking foward to retirement!!!!!!!! :crazy: tight lines JIM.B
Almost forgot the area we plan on moving to is Georgia. The lakes are lake Lanier, Clarks hill, Sinclair, Lake Oconee, and Thurman. Most of the lakes are close to each other. Guess I need to take some lessons from Gene to learn how to do some dock shooting. It seems that the closer it gets the faster the time is passing. We have a lot to do before we sell our house next year. NO fishing for me next year :banghead but i guess it will be worth it. Tight LInes JIM.B