Clinton john

Well now there is less then 6 inches in the bushes and lay downs on San Miguel.

Yes. Really. No water for the fish to be on the banks and getting to be to much of a hassle to get the tug on the trailer. All the beds I have seen since late February. Are now dry ground If I can't fish the brush, Im looking for other waters to fish now. I just do not enjoy bass fishing out in deeper water anymore. I can do it, I have the right gear, but I just don't enjoy it at all.

Does anyone know if Rayburn is at normal water levels? I'm done with SRA and having no water for the spawn, boats on the trailer and I'm looking for water to fish. The big pond isnt worth the effort anymore.

Sorry to hear that, hope your doing better now. I'm out on the lake, just put back one bout 4lbs, trying to refind that good bite from a few days ago. Water is dropping out fast, still muddy.

Man the crickets be loud in here neg.

Just how I like it. Chocolate milk to coffee stained.

I seen 52 to 57 degrees in San Miguel today. 56/57 in the far back of some coves but most water was in the 54/56 at peak sunlight today.

All I can add to what has already been said is this. Keep your head on a swivel. Not only for the two legged critters that might be out and about. But this isn't the north. Their "Will" be snakes and stinging insects and gators and more then likely swarms of skeeters. Personally I would talk the females into going to mardi gra somewhere other then NEw Orleans. That way you could get to camp and fish at a better lake/swamp. I honestly would never feel comfortable leaving woman alone in NO during the drunk/drug/crime fest that they call Mardi gras in NO. Hope this helps.

I haven't been on the water yet this year. Made a few cast off the bank in front the house but that's about it.

Life has its lil ways of getting in the way of what's most important.

Anybody seen a fat guy wearing a camo hat in a blue pro crappie out there yet 😂😂😂😂 I had to rejoin the group, couldn't log in under my old account forgot all my passwords and such.

It may sound strange. But I had to train myself to turn off the graph, once I found the fish. I keep catching myself just endlessly messing with boat postion and staring at the graph, instead of putting my head down and constrating on working the technique and finding the bite. This is with my mega down imaging graph, in my boat. That's when I knew. This is as far as I go with the tech.

My neighbor has the livescope. It is a cool peice of tech, he used it when we were at blue lake, it's not far me. While I do have the mega down imaging graph in my boat. It's my personal ethics that is as far as electronic fish finding tech will go for me.

Oh I know this all too well. Something just seems off. I can't put my finger on it.

Catt. Sometimes not right on the Big Pond. I know where all the prespawn areas and post spawn areas are in the blue lake area. And they were not on in of it. It took us close to 4 hours to find the few fish we did find suspended on that stretch. We went from 3 foot all the way out to 25 foot range and could not find any bass anywhere, almost nothing in the prespawn ditchs/drains/humps/flats and the same for post spawn areas. There was just nothing. Hardly any white perch as well. I have never seen it like this.