Pools 8-10 info…

I am still waiting for water temps to get “fishy” I am curious if anyone is getting any smallies or Largemouth yet. I have to make a 3hour drive so if you can save me a trip I would be greatful. Thanks.

jc

Water temp still hasn’t reached 40 yet. Maybe it will this weekend. With colder water coming down from up north, I would venture to guess it will be a good two to three weeks before the bass bite is anything to speak of.

Thanks for the info. 30’s still huh. I suppose I can wait another week or 2. Thanks again.

jc

I was up to Lynxville Dam yesterday and the water temp was 42.6

ec

Our bass club has a tourny on pool ten in July. Just wondering if any of you guys could give some ideas or starting points so I am not lost out there. Thanks.

WHATS YOUR CLUB AND THE DATE OF THE TOURNEY! IS YOUR CLUB LOOKING FOR A LAUNCH SITE? PM ME IF YOU NEED INFO FOR POOL10!

Email me at [email protected], I know pool 10 fairly well and might be able to give you some stuff. But, ofcourse not my best, LOL. Talk to ya later.

We have been catching quite a few largies on pool 6. All coming on slow moving thunder sticks on 4 foot flats with slight weed cover.

Hey guys, we are all friends here . Lets hear it ! Bass have been good in small ponds but the river has been to cold.

You like the thinder sticks too huh. I like them fine but you might alternate with a husky jerk and 3 second pauses. After you give it a thorough workout let me know how sore your thumbs are. -grin-

jc

Thanks for the info, do you know the water temp?

C’mon,

I’d love to hear what you are giving up to someone off line.

Pool 10.

I will say that you will catch a quality limit in the Greymore and Ambrows areas. State line always had a sleeper spot that can hold a tourney winner, Harpers would be where I start looking.

Fish are all over that pool, look at your strengths and base your decision on that. If it were for good $$ I would share my time 60/40 with the lansing pool.