Dennis Jarvis
Well-Known Member
Maps can be helpfull but they were made when the lake was @ full pool. You need the map to help you tell you where you are and where the canyons are. Because this lake has rocks and stuff sticking up I wouldn't use the downriggers at all unless you are dead center in the middle of the lake. you can get your lures down deep by using slip weghts. Here is what I would do. I would start out in the back of Bullfrog bay. Go back untill the water is about 15ft deep. turn around and start trolling back toward the ramp. Put out one shallow and one medium deep diver when the water reaches 25 ft put on a really deep diver troll around for a couple of hours.
Then head to the back of Lake Canyon (6 miles south) go to the vary back untill the water is too shallow for your boat. We went there 2 times in Oct of last year. found a huge school of bass and stripers caught fish all day. We used whooper ploopers and bill lewis rattle traps in color ICE BLUE SHAD. use spoons and Acme hyper snap jigs for the stripers. It sounds that you may have some other boaters to go with you to Marker 2 &4 that would be great. I always put my fish on ice in a large cooler. The wind: you never know when the wind will come up most weather men can't tell you what the weather was yesterday let alone what it will be next week. Have fun and be safe!! Dennis J from junction
Then head to the back of Lake Canyon (6 miles south) go to the vary back untill the water is too shallow for your boat. We went there 2 times in Oct of last year. found a huge school of bass and stripers caught fish all day. We used whooper ploopers and bill lewis rattle traps in color ICE BLUE SHAD. use spoons and Acme hyper snap jigs for the stripers. It sounds that you may have some other boaters to go with you to Marker 2 &4 that would be great. I always put my fish on ice in a large cooler. The wind: you never know when the wind will come up most weather men can't tell you what the weather was yesterday let alone what it will be next week. Have fun and be safe!! Dennis J from junction






