Chomping at the bit to get back out. Haven’t had a good opportunity since December. Wind supposed to be 20-25 mph. I am going even though thats pretty gusty. Anybody else going through outdoor DT’s?
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Chomping at the bit to get back out. Haven’t had a good opportunity since December. Wind supposed to be 20-25 mph. I am going even though thats pretty gusty. Anybody else going through outdoor DT’s?
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I went yesterday and Barkley has so much crap floating it's an obstacle course. Water at Eddy Creek real muddy. Not much luck a few small fish. The rest had lock jaw. Gonna try again tomorrow from a bank.
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I went Friday morning. I will be back on the water in the morning
So are you fishing in Tennessee waters and if so what is the water temperature down there, it is still low 40s here ,may have to head south.Quote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
I'm venturing out .... to get my license & some new fire extinguishers. :biggrin THEN I might consider hitting a local FIN's lake, or two, just to knock the rust off my casting arm. :ThumbsUp
Mid to high 50's the last 2 days. The water is up, muddy, and full of floating wood and trash.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wormin
Went out on Taylorsville today. The water was probably the muddiest I have ever seen there personally. I felt like I was fishing in a hurricane out there wind was causing white caps in areas. Good thing was it pushed majority of debris off the lake. Seen several pleasure boaters and jet skis out too.
It still felt good to get out though me and the cuz caught 6 crappie all a little over 9 inches and a small white bass. Water temp in spots was 48-52.
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Was on Cumberland Thursday. Water was 47-49 degrees and stained with a lot of floating debris. Caught 4 before cranking battery went dead and had to use trolling motor back to ramp. New battery today, will try again next week.
Do you fish the upper part of lake or lower? I have only fished bass on Cumberland once with a buddy several years ago. Such a huge lake I wouldn’t know where to even start.Quote:
Originally Posted by Retired2Fish
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I was in Fishing creek on Thursday. It had been a while since I had been fishing, and as you said, I was ready to get on the water. Battery issues shortened the trip, but it has been replaced now. I usually fish from pitman creek down to wolf creek.
Not to hijack the thread but a cheap set of jumper cables or a jump box will save most fishing days.
I got a call during Crankfest in MS a few years ago of a local (to me ) boater had a dead crank battery and was losing his TM batteries in the wind trying to get to his launch. I got his location and ran down there. My GOOD jumper cables wouldn't start his 225 Merc. I pulled him to the ramp where another KY boy used his jump box to fire it right off. I bought one a couple of days later.
I have been looking at those Weego jump starters for a few weeks. I better pull the trigger on that noteQuote:
Originally Posted by M R Dux
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