Just as title says! Thinking of trying those areas cause its close to home! As much as I hate that end of the Lake I'm willing to give her a chance if she produces good numbers! -Captain Dave lol
Just as title says! Thinking of trying those areas cause its close to home! As much as I hate that end of the Lake I'm willing to give her a chance if she produces good numbers! -Captain Dave lol
They say Buoy 13, Toledo Harbor light was a good perch spot and the gravel bar. They get their reports from other websites I believe. Heard water was low out of alot of west end marina's though.Sure missed fishin this weekend, seems as if I might have had a decent day today afterall, oh well, let em grow a little !!!:D Mike
Gonna take a motorcycle ride out to Cullins Park now and report back!Quote:
Originally Posted by fishin2
Just saw a couple of very small trailers in the lot and here is what I saw!:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by BLACK PEARL
So with this being seen! Where is the absolute BEST place to launch when it gets like this!!!!!
Last weekend when water was low, I launched out of Mazuricks, water was 3 ft deep in most of harbor, doesn't help much if ya wanna fish further west though. Ought to be gettin some nice perch around Lucy's point with the cool down. Usually get nice fish in 15-18 foot of water this time of year.Mike
Never heard of Lucy's point? Do tell!Quote:
Originally Posted by fishin2
It's the long point, pointing east on Middle Bass.
Greg
They say you learn something new everyQuote:
Originally Posted by walleye2go
day well I just did! Thanks!
Fished today off little cedar point for 1.5 hours and had 8 fish with 3 moves. Headed north of intake out from Mienke channel at 3.4 miles. Slow pick the next 2 hours. ended the day with 46 - all nice size. Largest was 12.5" with several between 10 and 11. A very cold day on the lake.
pulled a buddys boat saturday and hit bottom with outdrive up was going to pull mine but waited for more water wind says south wind southwest for a week maybe friday a northeast wind. i have a inboard just sunk 6 grand in it do not want to screw anything else up.lots of big boats sitting in mud cant get out of channel to pull somewhere else we thought maybe to get a smaller boat to pull us to lift which is not far from dock dont start prop turning and pray. we need a 2 day northeast blow to raise water up looks like fishing is over for us few guys with smaller boats with outboards can get out but must know exactly where to go. its hard just to get on them let a lone get off had to have help saturday grab my hand and pull and then i almost took a very cold swim still fishing with buddys hope to get out a few more times. perch fishing has been great when able to get out and close to shore so we are not burning a bunch of gas nice size and limits
Which marina are you talking? Anyone been to Turtle Creek?Quote:
Originally Posted by rscotfish
ran out to the second buoy past the lighthouse on sunday. 90 perch with 3 guys. seems like some bigger ones are moving in. nice calm ride out in the morning. a little rough on the way back. cold day.