Anglinarcher
3/23/2009 8:52:00 AMBad weather on Rock can mean the better days, but don't risk you life for a few fish...............................unless you are with me and I do it all the time. :-( Great report, I assume with the colors you reported that the water is pretty off colored??????
johnny
3/23/2009 10:01:00 AMonly fished the first couple miles of shore line from the launch and the water was stained. in the past after the run off and the lake is clear again we have done very well with a broke back rapala in crawdad.
i don't let the weather stop me from getting out very often, it takes rollers to stop me from trying to fish and only because it is too tough to control the boat.
i don't let the weather stop me from getting out very often, it takes rollers to stop me from trying to fish and only because it is too tough to control the boat.
bazzdude
3/24/2009 11:04:00 PMI did not know they made jointed rapallas that sink or countdown? Or is it that you put some kind of weight with it? I have been fishing this lake a little bit this winter and it is growing on me. I can not go too far in my small boat but still like it there. Anyhow, be safe out there.
johnny
3/25/2009 7:30:00 AMthose rapalas only dive to about 5 feet. if you are looking to go deeper i would recommend a lipless crankbait for casting and retrieving. there are only 2 lakes that i cast to shore and retrieve like i am bass fishing when i go after trout. rock and rufus woods.