Thread: Waller Mill Reservoir

I have often wanted to try the lake , but never have --due to known offerends at Diacsund/ LCR. Do you like close to Waller?

fishing a new body of water can be tuff. i have never fished that lake but this time of the year go deep!!!!

woops, that is-- do you live close?

trying again today. ive been looking in 15 to 30 feet. 30 feet seems to be the deepest. it has a lot of steep drops. today i think im just going to sit between points and see what happens. ill let you know.

[QUOTE=HeyCharlie;2145179 --due to known offerends at Diacsund/ LCR.

So what are you really trying to say Charlie ?

Yep, guess I wasn't too clear..I recently had some medical procedures done and meds are affecting how I express my thoughs (and spelling)
I was asking if he lived close to Waller mill. 2 lakes close by , LCR and Diascund, I have fished. And I know they have good amounts of crappie. Waller mill is an unknown (to me) so I have bypassed it.

Bud light, I am looking forward to your post for today..

The best crappie and white perch I have caught came from the upper end of the lake. You have to be able to go thru the tunnel under the road. That would be right from the dock under the road you come in on. There is a creek arm on the left hand side of the lake that has the old Waller Mill dam submerged just up from the mouth of the creek. Fish from the tunnel up to and around the old dam. This is the shallow end of the lake and the water is usually a little stained or green in color.