Post by E T Fishin on Apr 17, 2011 23:53:32 GMT -6
Fellow Fishermen & Fisherwomen,
It's been about as good as it gets on Richland Chambers as the White Bass, Hybrid Stripers and pretty much all the fishies have been on an "eating binge" the past week!
Most days you can expect to limit out (25 per person) on the White Bass, and depending on the conditions, the Hybrid Striper bite has been fair to good.
We're catching fish in most of the well known locations on the Main Lake....Pelican Island, 309 Flats, Old Hwy 287 Roadbed and many of the Main Lake Points.
Keep a Slab, Rat-L-Trap and Sassy Shad handy as the majority of the fish have been coming off the bottom, but many days you'll see "Schooling" fish also. We're catching the majority of our fish on RSR Silver Glitter Slabs in water ranging from 15'-25'.
The Crappie have been a bit of a challenge most days as there are still fish in the various stages of spawning, but not many of the really large catches you normally hear about are occuring.
I'm guessing we've got a few more days of shallow water activity and the spawn will be over for 2011.
Over the weekend, I saw several folks catching fish from the coves at Fisherman's Point Marina.
The only real challenge this entire Spring has been the WIND and hopefully it will lessen as we get into late April and May.
It's a great time of the year to enjoy the Outdoors as it's not too Cold, not too Hot , but JUST RIGHT! Give us a call and Let's Go Fishin'!
Check out Dan & Don Gibson with the table full of keepers!
We appreciate the report from Royce at Gone Fishin' Guide Service.
E T Fishin'
It's been about as good as it gets on Richland Chambers as the White Bass, Hybrid Stripers and pretty much all the fishies have been on an "eating binge" the past week!
Most days you can expect to limit out (25 per person) on the White Bass, and depending on the conditions, the Hybrid Striper bite has been fair to good.
We're catching fish in most of the well known locations on the Main Lake....Pelican Island, 309 Flats, Old Hwy 287 Roadbed and many of the Main Lake Points.
Keep a Slab, Rat-L-Trap and Sassy Shad handy as the majority of the fish have been coming off the bottom, but many days you'll see "Schooling" fish also. We're catching the majority of our fish on RSR Silver Glitter Slabs in water ranging from 15'-25'.
The Crappie have been a bit of a challenge most days as there are still fish in the various stages of spawning, but not many of the really large catches you normally hear about are occuring.
I'm guessing we've got a few more days of shallow water activity and the spawn will be over for 2011.
Over the weekend, I saw several folks catching fish from the coves at Fisherman's Point Marina.
The only real challenge this entire Spring has been the WIND and hopefully it will lessen as we get into late April and May.
It's a great time of the year to enjoy the Outdoors as it's not too Cold, not too Hot , but JUST RIGHT! Give us a call and Let's Go Fishin'!
Check out Dan & Don Gibson with the table full of keepers!
We appreciate the report from Royce at Gone Fishin' Guide Service.
E T Fishin'
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