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Got a question for all of you regular Grenada goer's. I have only fished Grenada a handful of times but would like to come up and fish before the end of the year. I see that the water level is dropping pretty quick on a daily basis. At what level can you no longer get in an out of the lake and where would be the best place to launch if I could get in?
You can use the main boat ramp when the water level is on 195 ft. There is a shallow channel about 50 yards from the ramp that will be only about 2 feet deep. I have gone through it with the big motor tilted up. The shallow water channel is not very long before you can let the motor down.
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Grenada landing is about it unless u wanna fish a small stretch of river. Grenada landing is in pretty skinny water right now. Sooner u get there the easier it will be
from some reports i saw on facebook I would not even consider it right now if you have a glass boat, however my best day ever came about mid december when most boats could not get in the lake, I took a 16 foot aluminum boat and my best 7 that day went over 16 pounds. I have never had another day quite like that.
Don't know how far you're coming, but if you can, I would wait til Mar 15 - April 15.. It's a tough place to fish in Dec and Jan.
Thanks for the info. I will not be able to get up that way until about a week before Christmas. Sounds like it will be very difficult to get into by then for sure.
I would postpone my plans till early spring.
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Could always run up to Enid
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Don't think there are any usable ramps at Enid as of today, but I may be wrong. A friend of mine struggled to load his boat up Sunday at McCurdy.
Oh wow. Has it gotten silted in?Quote:
Originally Posted by duckhunter
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had trouble getting mine off trailer at McCurdy Saturday. one spot at ramp that it would float off.
Going to be that way for awhile unless they decide to clean them off some. Have noticed last couple of years they don’t clean them off very good like they used to.
Like shooting fish in a barrel.... :yikes:cheers2:Rofl
Must have. McCurdy is the last hurrah at Enid, and I doubt it's usable now for a decent sized boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by bandchaser
Put in at McCurdy Friday without any problem with a tracker 175...
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It's usable, just got to back in on the dock side of the ramp. Gonna get your feet muddy getting in the boat tho.Quote:
Originally Posted by duckhunter
This may be a dumb question but I’m obviously an out of towner... but why Is Grenada so low this time of year. Is it drawn down for a reason or just cause of lack of rain?
Army corps of engineers.....flood control reservoir....winter drawdown
Ahh gotcha. So I would imagine when it comes back up in March the lake gets pretty crowded with everyone trying to catch all the hungry fishQuote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Ms reservoirs crowded in March? Never heard of such. Unless you consider 100 Boats per acre crowded.....[emoji12]Quote:
Originally Posted by Rustyhooker
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Absolutely, even week days can be congested during the peak of the spawn. The weekends are terrible, throw in a couple tournaments and it gets crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rustyhooker
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