Any of ya'll no of any bait shops round Lake Nimrod? I'm going to be their for the 1st time next week any info on the lake or where a good bait shop is would be greatly appreciated.
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Any of ya'll no of any bait shops round Lake Nimrod? I'm going to be their for the 1st time next week any info on the lake or where a good bait shop is would be greatly appreciated.
Andrews bait shop at Carter cove can hook you upQuote:
Originally Posted by fishhunter1
Thank you I'll check them out.
If you are coming from the south, the little country store at Hollis has minnows.
Thanks I'm coming from Sheridan which is south so I'll try and hunt that one up.
Andrews has been closed alot lately. Be prepared for very high water on Lake Nimrod.
X2. When Conway is almost a foot above normal pool, you can expect Nimrod to be AT LEAST 20 ft high!Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
Lake Nimrod is about 14' above spring level of 345 and still rising .:puke without anymore rain it will be atleast 2 to 3 weeks before it will be down. I'll be looking for better place to fish till COE gets rid of this water!:twocents
17' high and rising....... and the gates appear to be mostly shut!!
http://www.swl-wc.usace.army.mil/pag...htm/nimrod.htm
Dogwoods gonna bloom sometime soon, and nowhere to fish!!! :(
March 15 level suppose to be 345 , has past 360. With high Arkansas River levels it will be slow getting rid of all this water without more rain.
Nim, do you know the exact level at which Sunlight Bay is flooded? As many times as I've been there, I never noticed the actual depth at that point. I know you don't frequent the Porter Creek Dink Club that I belong to, but thought you might know.............. :biggrin
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Originally Posted by Buckrub
probably is over your head on Sunlight Bay parking lot now at 361 .
The forecast is for the Little Rock pool to drop from 170 CFM (today) to 70 in the next 4 days. That is still pretty high; no small crafts advised. I don't know what order they will be releasing from Nimrod. DPQuote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
Was told the COE would start releasing water today. With no more rain it will most likely over 2 weeks plus to bring Nimrod down. But my guess there will be rain and who knows how long till levels back to normal.Quote:
Originally Posted by DRPEPPER
Thanks for the info ya'll think I'll pass on going now since the water is that high. Was on Lake Atkins yesterday and it was a tough bite over their.
the fish will most definitely be scattered with the high water conditions but get in and beat the brush and you should be able to put together a good pattern, if water temps are in the mid to upper 50's they will be moving shallow and into cover, its that time of year, the bite is on!!!