Cinco de Mayo 4pm-7pm

Primera vez en Smithville este año, si no cuenta el hielo en febrero. Atrapó un límite, pero nunca se puso rápido y furioso. Solo uno aquí y otro allá. Pero todos fueron capturados con la misma plantilla en la misma cala. El agua era muy baja en comparación con años pasados, y alrededor de 71ºF. Sin viento. Muchas de esas algas viscosas se adhieren a la estructura y flotan al azar en el agua. Tenía que limpiar constantemente su plantilla y línea. Creo que todavía es pronto y una acción aún más rápida está por llegar.


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Muy bueno mi amigo

El good catcho' Jose :ThumbsUp

¡Sigues siendo un idiota!

Taco

Joe, Do you live up that way? Amy lives just south of Smithville and I want to haul the boat up and fish it one day. Not sure if I'm ready to search a new lake for crappie. LoL

If you haul it up in the next few week it shouldn't be hard. Stay between the bridges and hit the banks or just off. If you go under either bridge lots of trees if you don't know how to run it go slow.

Be ready for

STICKER SHOCK!
It costs $17 to launch your boat at the Clay County Parks ramps at Smithville Lake. That includes the $6 daily vehicle fee and the $11 daily ramp fee.

But heck bring your horse trailer, park and ride your horse all day for FREE!!!!!

Yes I know. I went for a walk and was blown away at the $5 parking fee. I get it, many parks are like that in CA.

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5 bucks just to park? Stupido!

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Originally Posted by TheRo0sTer

Yes I know. I went for a walk and was blown away at the $5 parking fee. I get it, many parks are like that in CA.

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Originally Posted by TheRo0sTer

I went for a walk and was blown away at the $5 parking fee.

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Again take a horse then it's free????? :dono

I think the vehicle + boat is now up to $20/day. Just FYI.

And yeah, Anthony....it's my "home lake". Doesn't mean I'm good at fishing it, though. But right now, the crappie are pretty easy to find. It ebbs and flows.