Can you launch on all the COE big lakes with them at low pool ? thanks
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Can you launch on all the COE big lakes with them at low pool ? thanks
All of them are pulled down now. Only 2 ramps on Arkabutla, 1 at Sardis, 1 at Enid, 1 at Grenada. From what I see on the forum, Grenada is toughest, even a Grenada Landing.
Someone else may chime in with more detailed info.
Grenada is at 195.7 right now your good to go on getting in
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And talked to a corps guy from Enid the other day he said no problem to put in at McCurdy
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Going down with fiancé on the 1st through the 3rd of January. Which lake should we go to? I’ve fished Sardis and Enid but never Grenada but want to, we already talked to a nice lady at Robin Hood cabins about renting a cabin there for the stay, but which lake do y’all think will produce the best fish?
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Arkabutla has quality over quantity.... Sardis a great all around... Enid is usually quantity... and Grenada is a good all around lakeQuote:
Originally Posted by White95
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Come on down Nimrod,,,, I love fishing Arkabutla,,a lot of Big fish but hard to find for guys like me,,somebody like you probably have a hay day
Always thought Enid was easier due to size when drawn down . JMO .
Love to see nimrod fish butla. If he can find them there he will have a limit to behold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Takeum
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Got the water this past weekend for sure, should be easy pickings next week. Ramps shouldn't be an issue at least, almost back to summer pool :fish
They are catching some pigs snagging in the spillways.Don't need live scope.Some of the lakes have risen as much as 5 ft.and soon the Corp will be sucking them dry making for perfect snagging scenario.Attachment 392357Attachment 392358Attachment 392359Attachment 392360Attachment 392361Attachment 392362
What Corp lake were all of these caught at today? Just curious. Heading to Grenada in the am.
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It was last week and it was Grenada.
Wondering about Sardis & Enid lake levels near the end of March, got 4 day fishing trip planned with old friends. Never fished these lakes before and didn't know if the Corps of engineers have a certain date they start raising the water level!
My home lake is Reelfoot "earthquake" lake in Northwest Tn., best crappie fishing lake in TN.
The Corp tries to maintain winter pool levels from December 1st until May 1st. It's always a crap shoot year round depending on the rain. Here is a good link to keep informed on water levels past and present. MVK Reservoir ReportQuote:
Originally Posted by Pickwick03
Is snagging legal?
Yes it is now but I think it has a season on it and specs on what hooks and such can be used.... I don’t do it so I don’t keep up with the regs...Quote:
Originally Posted by Takeum
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Snagging: Snagging is when fish are intentionally hooked in any place other than the mouth. Snagging is allowed statewide the entire year for all game fish and non-game gross fish. Any size hook may be used when snagging except when fishing in spillways. See spillway restrictions.
Right now Sardis is 8.5 ft below full pool. I've been using both ramps Enginners point and the lower ramp at Teckville aka Holliday Lodge. Water is probably too shallow for Hurricane point and Wyatts crossing. Good luck . Had good luck there last weekend with 8 keepers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pickwick03
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Thanks, for the information!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Carnage1on1