Any one know what this rain has done to the lake? Is is muddied up???... Dan
Any one know what this rain has done to the lake? Is is muddied up???... Dan
Here's my report... Went out to Brookville today, lake looked to have turned over. Had a green slim on water at the dam ramp. Water temps 49-50 degrees. Caught one 14in smallmouth mid lake on a spinnerbait, one whitebass on a crankbait. Lots of shad on or near the surface with a little surface action late in the day. Not very productive but a good day to be one any body of water... Dan
I was out there on sat. didn't see any green slime but it was very windy and I put in at fairfeild, caught 5 walleye only 3 was keepers, also had a few crappie and a few white bass. It got too windy to fish so I called it quits. The weekend before I had 9 walleye with 5 keepers ..also got on a bunch of smallies about 30' deep
Modified by Dan I at 4:24 PM 11/29/2010
I fished on Sunday and found the lake to be tough as nails. I fished a small pot tourney out of Bonwell. I had won a tourney a few prior and thought I would take another shot. I wound up catching one smallie on a crankbait that weighed 2.37. A limit was brought in that went 12 or 13 pounds, and I guess they caught their fish on a jerkbait in the pods of bait. Water was 49 degrees, and I think the turnover has definitely occurred, but I guess if the smallies are still deep, maybe it hasn't.
Eric
A great fisherman lives here with the catch of his life!
I have been catching the walleye with a vertical jig. Like a buckshot jig or a silver buddy, fishing main lake points around 30' to 40' deep. It has been fun fishing like that, you never know what your gona catch.
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