Wow, that long?
Every time I’ve seen thunderbird lake it’s been insanely muddy. Maybe water clarity is needed to get the saugeye more productive taking crappie? Don’t know.
Every time I’ve seen thunderbird lake it’s been insanely muddy. Maybe water clarity is needed to get the saugeye more productive taking crappie? Don’t know.
Dirty Bird didn't get that name for nothing lol.
Yes, first in the state for saugeye.
Yes, first in the state for saugeye.
The saugeye are shure good eating.
Get out into the main lake and it clears up a bit unless we have had a bunch of rain.
I like to set my jugs and drift fish Thunderbird in the clear water or where clear just crosses with dirty.
There are huge flat heads and blues in that lake. And plenty of eating ones also.
I like to set my jugs and drift fish Thunderbird in the clear water or where clear just crosses with dirty.
There are huge flat heads and blues in that lake. And plenty of eating ones also.
Broke out the fly rod at a little pond this evening.
pretty slow but managed three.
pretty slow but managed three.
I hit Haskell lake this morning targetting Gills, I ended up catching several and one little Bass and a nice Crappie. The little lake is Summer time low* and the vegitation is filling out fast so I`m pretty much just hitting the open spots and moving on. I seen some big bass cutting a wake in the shallows chasing Gills and I seen some monster sized Carp moving up into the grass beds, I don`t have the gear nor the want to tangle with them, I`ll leave that to the Professionals!
Those Gills were smashing that Trim Grim and putting up a great fight!
*The recent rain washed away some of the boulders from the little spillway dropping the lake level by several feet.
*The recent rain washed away some of the boulders from the little spillway dropping the lake level by several feet.
@ Garrett
It is great to see your posts!
A few of us were worried about you this winter since you went on hiatus.
It is great to see your posts!
A few of us were worried about you this winter since you went on hiatus.
Went up one of the creeks on Kaw Lake this morning. Had to wade across and walk downstream to get to my favorite spot. Two people already there with full stringers of sandbass.
Said the bite stopped about 10 minutes before my arrival. I could see shad flipping everywhere and then saw the issue.
Short nosed gar had moved in by the dozens. Evidently moved up from the lake chasing the shad, so for me today, not even a hit on the jigs.
Better than sitting at home by a long shot though.
Said the bite stopped about 10 minutes before my arrival. I could see shad flipping everywhere and then saw the issue.
Short nosed gar had moved in by the dozens. Evidently moved up from the lake chasing the shad, so for me today, not even a hit on the jigs.
Better than sitting at home by a long shot though.
Those gar would have been a lot of fun on a fly rod!
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