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Well looks like me and the wife will have a few extra days off over Thanksgiving, and we have never fished anywhere in Mississippi. So we figured why not give it a go, but unsure which lakes will be fishable with the winter draw downs and most marinas closing that time of year. So I was wondering if anyone could help point us in the right direction of which lake to go to and possibly where to stay.
That's hard to say. The big 4 turn on and off depending on weather. I'd get a cabin at the state park on Enid lake. That way you have Enid and short drive to Grenada or north to Sardis. One of the 3 should be fish able with fish biting around that time. Our weather that time of year is very unpredictable.
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Cray is spot on.
If we are pool Grenada will be very iffy as far as even unloading and getting out in the lake. Enid and Sardis will be accessible , even at winter pool.
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Lake Washington would be a good option !! Nice cabins to stay in !!Quote:
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Lake Washington or Barnett==Best water that time of year.
Thanks guys I will be looking into lake Washington or Barnett, any suggestions on where to stay at either lake?
Call Roy's at Lake Washington. Better accommodations than the other option. Bring some crock pots to cook your meals while you fish. 25 minutes to Greenville to any restaurants. Beautiful lake get away!!Quote:
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Love me some Barnett this time of year. Only bad thing is if you have a Southwest Wind. Can't fish the middle of the lake so you either have to fish Roses Bluff, the dam or upriver
If you end up going to Washington then Roy's cabins are the way to go! If Mrs. Pam is full then you can stay at Leroy Percy state park. We've stayed at both and enjoyed both of them. The state park is about a 20 minute drive to Roy's Store. Good luck!
I am going to lake Guntersville for thanksgiving. Just want a change of scenery
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Beautiful lake. Be prepared to burn some gas tho, that joker be big!Quote:
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Any other advice? I'm staying at a cabin on the lake in fishermans hollow. North west end of the lake, not too far from the dam.Quote:
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May want to go to Washington. Ross Barnett will not be good until mid December or later. It needs more water in it for them to turn on, but when they do turn on its awesome. I have went down there the last few years in December and filled the freezer. fish deep in deep water.
Any other advice? I'm staying at a cabin on the lake in fishermans hollow. North west end of the lake, not too far from the dam!
Pm me the week end before or the first of the week that your coming will let you know what they doing .if you are staying at waterfront you going to close to good fishing and lots of ramps within 100 yards to 10miles .
I’d talk to some guys over on the al board.. couple buddies wanted to go over there green carp fishin.Quote:
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Another location would be Pickwick lake. Lot of rentals along TN hwy 57 and MS hwy 25, J P Coleman state park has cabins. Can fish the lake, Yellow creek, Indian creek and Bear creek with a TN, AL or MS license.