Hey guys...I'm looking for some information on Beaver Lake. I've got a tournament at the end of Feb. out of Hickory Creek Marina. Looked it up on topozone.com but couldn't really find where I was. As far as locations what areas would be of good interest? My initial game plan is shakey heads, drop shots, 3.5 tubes and jerkbaits. Looking for anything you guys can give.

Thanks,

Braden

Monte Ne Branch: An entire village has been inundated within Monte Ne Branch. Some of the foundations and stone walls are at or above the surface, while others are in 20-foot depths or more. This is a good region to look for largemouth and spotted bass nearly all year.

South of Horseshoe Bend Recreation Area: This is an excellent area to cast 6-to 8-inch plastic worms for largemouth and spotted bass. Two prime holding areas are the old pond dam and the outside point of the shallow gravel hump.

Sugar, Falls and Esculapia hollows all have standing timber that holds largemouth bass, spotted bass and crappie. Areas where chunk rock changes to pea gravel tend to concentrate most of the fish. Cedar trees can be more productive than hardwoods, as well. In spring and fall, bass can be taken on white or chartreuse spinnerbaits, crankbaits and Carolina-rigged 4-to 6-inch plastic worms. Productive summer bass lures include jigs n' pigs and 8-to 10-inch plastic worms. Black spinnerbaits and stickbaits work well at night.

Thanks Catt! That's real good information and I appreciate it.

I have a friend who lives on Beaver so any time