Anybody know how it fishes in July? I have a junior world finals there and it is a huge tournament and I want to win it very bad!! Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

They use a lot of frogs there. And big 10" worms on ledges.

It's been years since I fished Dardenelle but it was one of the best bass lakes I ever fished. I fished it 3 or 4 times a week for the 4 years I lived in Clarksville. In July if it is hot weather (and it probably will be) fish the feeder creek mouths up into the creeks. If fishing the lower end of lake, pay attention to the brush lining deep banks along the north side as well as creeks. If fishing mid-lake, Piney creek was productive (as well as Piney Bay). Also don't neglect Spadra Creek at and above Marina. If fishing upper end of lake, Horsehead Creek mouth and river channel edges are a good bet. Good Luck!

It's been years since I fished Dardenelle but it was one of the best bass lakes I ever fished. I fished it 3 or 4 times a week for the 4 years I lived in Clarksville. In July if it is hot weather (and it probably will be) fish the feeder creek mouths up into the creeks. If fishing the lower end of lake, pay attention to the brush lining deep banks along the north side as well as creeks. If fishing mid-lake, Piney creek was productive (as well as Piney Bay). Also don't neglect Spadra Creek at and above Marina. If fishing upper end of lake, Horsehead Creek mouth and river channel edges are a good bet. Good Luck!

Thank you a ton! I will need all the help I can get!!

They use a lot of frogs there. And big 10" worms on ledges.

Thank you a lot Frogs in the morning?

i am doing a DAV big bass tournament this month and i am thinking that being in the transition, i am going to try some points and pilings. june bug color, black frog also a shad chatter bait jackhammer. 

i have a small boat so i can not make the long runs, but i am thinking of starting north and working my way south. 

 

any advise would be greatly helpful.