My first time to Guntersville,would appreciate any fishing updates.
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My first time to Guntersville,would appreciate any fishing updates.
My buddies over that way say nothing much happening. Might change by next week.
Thanks. I see Tuesday and Wednesday might get a little stormy, but the rest of the week looks good. Is there a map I can get that shows any brush piles or anything?
The 2011 tornados laid all kind of trees in the water especially up around the state park/Town Creek. Other areas of the lake also had trees laid down but those locations are scattered.
Big G is a huge body of water. About 80 miles from dam to dam. Within this area there are numerous creeks and more cover than you can imagine. Where are you staying and what part of the lake are you going to fish. If we know that we might be able to help you more.Quote:
Originally Posted by JRJ
Looks like we be around Goose pond area.
With the weather it's been a tuff week for most .maybe it will pick up next week maybe the wind will calm down it has been 15 mph plus this week.
Thanks Slabprowler,
It looks like rain Tuesday and Wednesday, then turning nice for the rest of the week. I'm we'll have a good time.
Getting ready to head down. The weather looks good for the rest of the week.
You should at least have some nice weather. The wind may be a pain but that's about normal
You should be able to find some fish this week!
Just got back Sunday, had a great time. Didn't catch my limit each day, but I'll settle for 20-25 (1.5-2.0 lb.) crappie each day. Couldn't stay out in big water very long, due to the 18 mph wind so I had to go to smaller places out of the wind. My fishing partner caught one that weighed 3.4 lbs. All in all a great 4 day trip.
You guys did better than most of the local folks around here. Congrats on a great trip. What technique were you using?
Only thing we could get them to hit was the 1/8 oz gig. Anything bigger and they wouldn't touch it.
If the Crappie fishing stays slow for you ,you might want to try for Shell cracker and blue gills as they females are busting with eggs right now and should be on bed by the weekend if this 80 degree temps hold like they say . Look for grass beds and cast in and around them and docks using crickets/ worms or keystone minnow/squirrel tail jigs
Thanks Snapperking, but I'm back in Kentucky. We did catch a few big gills and Shell Crackers. Wanted to fish islands, but the wind drove us crazy so we had to find other places. First time on the lake, but want be my last. Beautiful lake.