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Professional Fishing Guide on Table Rock Lake, Bull Shoals Lake and Lake Taneycomo in Branson, Missouri and Arkansas Ozarks |
The bass fishing on Table Rock seems to be picking up a little bit.
Went out a couple of days last week and fished around Big Cedar cove
and up into Long Creek. Water temps are still holding in the upper
40's and the fish still seem to be in a winter pattern. I did manage to
catch some nice Kentuckys and a few Largemouth, but they are still in
deep water. Most of my fish came on bluff banks near the tops of
submerged trees in 25-35ft. of water, with the boat sitting in 45-65ft. of
water. Best tactics for me have been swimming a smoke colored grub
on a 1/4oz. jig head just over the tops of the trees. With the days
starting to finally warm up, it wont be long before the Wiggle Wart bite
will be on.
The Crappie are also holding in the same trees and banks. On a
guide trip last week, we caught 10 nice sized crappie out of one tree in
65ft. of water. It took some work to get them to bite, but they are there.
Again, it wont be long, and they will start making their way to the banks
as well.
Went out a couple of days last week and fished around Big Cedar cove
and up into Long Creek. Water temps are still holding in the upper
40's and the fish still seem to be in a winter pattern. I did manage to
catch some nice Kentuckys and a few Largemouth, but they are still in
deep water. Most of my fish came on bluff banks near the tops of
submerged trees in 25-35ft. of water, with the boat sitting in 45-65ft. of
water. Best tactics for me have been swimming a smoke colored grub
on a 1/4oz. jig head just over the tops of the trees. With the days
starting to finally warm up, it wont be long before the Wiggle Wart bite
will be on.
The Crappie are also holding in the same trees and banks. On a
guide trip last week, we caught 10 nice sized crappie out of one tree in
65ft. of water. It took some work to get them to bite, but they are there.
Again, it wont be long, and they will start making their way to the banks
as well.
Table Rock Lake Fishing Report 3-10-2008
| Once in a while, we even catch a few Walleye!!! |
