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Hey guys, I took Monday off thinking I might get out fishing for the first time this year. I see where EF is at 744ft this morning. My question is I have never fished it above summer pool. Is it possible to launch a boat, are the ramps open, or is it even worth fishing when its this high? I normally launch from the Boar's head ramp. Thanks in advance for your help and comments.
I heard Boar's Hear is still iced in. Tate Ramp (Bantam) is blocked I guess due to high water and here's a pic of the ramp at the dam.
The ice is starting to break up pretty good in the lower end of the lake and it's still over 50% covered and I could still see ice up is some of the coves when I drove over the dam.
You can always catch fish if you find them but I'd wait a week till it clears some of ice.
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Wow. Up another 7 feet today. Its gonna be a while.
They pretty much stopped pulling water since the Ohio River is above flood stage. It's going to keep rising until the river starts to recede.
Bet the stop sign bites on fire.......
If you can find it...the stop signs are 10' under water.
I noticed last night that they are starting to pull the water pretty hard right now.
Duh I joined the hds structure scan club ........ No stop signs safe from me ha ha ha haQuote:
Originally Posted by crappiemax
I forgot...you're going to love that unit.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeepguyjames
That is one lake I've only fished a couple times... would like to get to know lake...but reelfoot and ky. lake got me spoiled...
The gate bite is on now... Won't be able to fish stop signs till next week James!
Hi Slab II Early in the year at E.F. I go to Twin Bridges Rd. off 133 drive towards the lake and turn right on a road that goes to a boat ramp there. Go down the boat ramp and walk upstream a little ways and there is an island there which may be under water. Believe it or not but I don't do well early with live bait but slay them with a three inch Mimic Minnow perch color. It will be muddy along the bank so be cautious.