I was looking at a place on the lake that is for sell. Can anyone tell me anything about Iatt?
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I was looking at a place on the lake that is for sell. Can anyone tell me anything about Iatt?
Location would help
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Originally Posted by bluethunder
Read again. He says Iatt lake.
I didn't even know there was an Iatt lake. Probably wont be much help.
o.....no help here....
I thought that was a typo for "that". My fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bolo
Nope its a real lake. I found the property listing on a real estate website and when I checked the town and closest lake this is what I came up with. Lake Iatt. It is north of Alexandria and east of I-49. I do not know its location on the lake. Only that it is waterfront. You could see that in the pics.
Cant help, but come on over.
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Originally Posted by dpisani
To tell you the truth if I could find something close enough to Tb that is where I would want to be.
Iatt is pretty shallow and clear. Has had a big problem with hydrilla and they stocked a bunch of grass carp which helped some. In addition, all those beautiful trees really don't help the fishing one bit. Too much organics in the water lower ph, consume oxygen, and make for poor spawning sites. Iatt has a relatively poor bass and crappie population.
But... if you're okay with occasional drawdowns, there's good news. After each drawdown, Iatt has had a big surge in bass numbers and quality size of fish. Not sure about crappie, but probably true for all other species as well. Iatt has lots of potential. Just needs to be better managed.
Don't know your budget, but I can look around TB. I rent a lot and have a mobile home. Works for us. Though it is not right on the lake, we like it.
Well dpisani we actually will not be looking real hard until after July. Wife want to get closer to where her son and grandson live in Pineville. I hope to find something that once we get the deal started we can sale her place and pay off the new place. So that is going to limit us in what we can spend. Heck it doesn't have to be right on the water just closer to good fishing.