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Attachment 163356Attachment 163357Attachment 163358first time for me and my buddies on Toledo !! Wow what a beautiful place, the pics was from the first day!! We repeated the second and 2 of us on the third!!! Fished in 25 feet of water 18 ft deep on shinners !! I would say who ever never been out on Toledo needs the get there!! It is amazing!!! O we ended up with 425 total!!! Now back to Henderson
that is totally awesome........did you have a local guide.......
First 2 days, In my opinion that is the route to go if u never been in that lake!!! You could easily get in trouble on that monster!!Quote:
Originally Posted by prefers shiners
Wow!!!!
Nice, I know someone else who is down there wearing them out also. Do you have contact info for the guide? Jim
Sure do pm me and I can get you the info!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim
Great days... way to go!
I'm looking for camp on the lake if anyone knows of one!!
I have one I have to sell even though I'd rather not. It is a 16 x 80 mobile home on a leased lot in a marina. PM me your email address if you are interested and I will send you pictures and a description.Quote:
Originally Posted by swampman
I sent you a pmQuote:
Originally Posted by Cajun Pop
You're right swampman, a beautiful lake Toledo Bend is. I love it and make 5 - 6 trips a year up there for a few days each. Nice post.
Thanks I think I will repeat pretty soon if I can get 4/5 guys to go!! It's on FIRE!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tracker123
TB is one of my favorite lakes.
Wow! I went for the first time last summer, but just bass fished. Wouldn't know where to start trying to crappie fish out there as big as it is.
Heading over this weekend. I have no tops, so I am counting on the grass bite down south.
Awsome catch! Thanks for the pictures and report!
Me and a friend went this weekend and did not nearly do that well. We tried fishing some stump and underwater brush, but only managed about 20 the whole weekend, and they were smaaaaaalll. We managed one nice one the last morning. If you are not familiar with the lake, the guide is how to go. I've been 3 times with guides and limited out each time. They are worth the money. Now, when you are more familiar with the lake, you can go out and do well. But the guide is the way to go. Nice post. I plan on going back with a guide next month. Attachment 163749
nice fish Dapet.......
Looks like if u have brush piles and maintain them looks like u should do pretty good from what I seen!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dapet
You are right. Brush piles will hold fish pretty much year round. I am building some right now to set out in a local lake. I've never done this before, but I've read and seen a lot on you tube on the subject. I expected to see some people spider rigging , but did not see a one.
Wow, in all the hundreds I've caught there, I've only caught one white. It was a big 'un though.
Fished with Prowler last Saturday morning down south close to the dam. They where on the grass.Quote:
Originally Posted by PMantle
That's what I wanted to read. If this one stretch on the Tx side has grass this year, I don't need to move the boat more than 100 yards all day. It was not there last year.
The grass is good on both the Louisiana and Texas sides from Pirates Cove and Housen down to the dam. I have fished mostly the Louisiana side from Bass Haven up to Pirate's Cove and have done well, at least for me.