Looking for a place to wet a line from the bank anywhere in the Sanford/Fayetteville area. Just wondering if there are any good crappie lakes/ponds/tailrace below dams or rivers worth bringing a rod along for a day on the water. I'm visiting my daughter and her husband they just had their first baby this week.
Shearon Harris. I fished there when I was stationed at Bragg.
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Jordan lake
Great article Buckeye, thanks again. Was TDY a bunch to Bragg, but never stationed there. My son-in-law is stationed there and we want to wet a line over the holidays.
Jordan is another destination a bit further than S Harris
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Mac, it was my pleasure to serve our nation and our Warfighters. I am now a Dept of Army Civilian still serving just in a different capacity here in Huntsville, AL at Redstone Arsenal and the Apache Project Office.
From the bank you may have some luck in Robinson creek at Jordan Lake. Park at the boat ramp and walk down the creek toward the main lake.
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Got a trip planned for Saturday 28 Dec on Jordan. Looking forward to it.
Best of luck sir!
My Son-in-Law and I were able to book a trip with Greg Griffin at GregGoFish.com. Fish were suspended at 15-18' in 25-30 FOW. We had a great time enjoying the nice sized fish on Lake Jordan Saturday. Greg also does live scoping and it was a new technique for me to master. We caught the majority of our fish on minnows above a drop weight. Thanks Greg for a great day on the water. FYI Sinclair has retired from the Guiding business, but he put me onto Greg. Thanks to all that made a comment or suggestion on this thread, you really helped an old Infantry ABN Trooper get on the fish!!
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Sounds like a very enjoyable trip. Looks like a very productive one with lots of good groceries! Awesome job.
Hooah! Airborne all the way!