can anyone give me some info on where to launch my boat to fish the 64 bridge area this weekend.i looked online and seems most places don't open gates until 8 am. i was hoping to be fishing by daylight. are any areas open earlier ? thanks.
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can anyone give me some info on where to launch my boat to fish the 64 bridge area this weekend.i looked online and seems most places don't open gates until 8 am. i was hoping to be fishing by daylight. are any areas open earlier ? thanks.
The boat ramp at ebenezer is open this time a year 24 hours it's off of pea ridge rd
I use Ebenezer off Beaver Creek Road South of 64. I'm sure there's others that are open but that's just the most convenient for me. Saturday is supposed to be a nasty weather day but I will be there barring any disasters between now and then. I don't care about temp or rain/snow it's just the wind that blows (pun intended) when trying to fish.
you can also put in at Farrington Road boat ramp, open 24/7 but you will have a 2 mile run up the lake. :)
If you are fairly new to Jordan, be careful on the run down from Farrington to 64. There are many acres of trees left standing and in one place, a fairly tight channel between trees. Go to Ebenezer and it is all wide open lake with no obstacles.
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To echo what everyone else has had to share Ebenezer is a shorter run to 64 with no obstacles but the boat/ramp traffic depending on your timing can be a bit more hectic. Farrington IS a little longer run up the lake to 64 with a kinda narrow but certainly manageable pass between some hardly seen and some unseen danger in trees. However if you keep the danger markers on your right heading out and left heading in.. the traffic at Farrington ramps is often much lighter
Tight Lines,
PG24
I like Farrington Ramp better. It's easier to launch there when I am fishing by myself
Just wait til 8 am and go in at Seaforth. Fish bite all day and it ain't like you're trying to beat someone to a spot.
Best advice of all--you can just about hit a baseball from Seaforth to the 64 bridge.
Do the crappie ever move up in amongst those trees? I have ventured in there a couple of times ( an adventure in a pontoon boat) and haven't caught a thing.Quote:
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Not this time of year--water is too shallow and cold.