What's Happening on Table Rock Lake in early March?
Last Post 19 Nov 2007 02:57 PM by Internal Administrator. 1 Replies.
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19 Nov 2007 02:57 PM

    Originally posted by: Mertzy on 2/11/2006 2:08:34 PM


    Am planning a trip to Table Rock Lake in early March - what's biting and where? Am especially interested in crappie, white bass, largemouth and walleye. Never fished the lake -- so any tips would be appreciated!

    bassnalUser is Offline New Poster New Poster Send Private Message Posts:27 bassnal
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    04 Feb 2008 11:10 AM

    Where are you putting in?  I have a "Hot Spot" Map, if I can find it, where my fishing guide took me.  I went there last year and caught large mouth bass.  If you see bass boats with big writing on them, they are guides.  I follow one and stayed away a good hundred yards.  I caught fish and they didn't.  I use a "fluke" in the smokey color.  If the water is cold, try to add a little weight on it and bounce it on the bottom.  Try to find some rocks.  Islands works great.  But becareful of the scub divers.  Look for their buoys.  My e-mail addis:  bassnal@kdsi.net.  If I can find the map in the garage, between my house and the garage of 9 inches of snow, lol, I will xerox a copy of it and mark some spots for you.  I have caught bass in the middle of some coves where they were busting shad.  I also caught up to 3-4 pounders in 60' of water using a rattle trap but letting it sink to 40'.

    Hope this helps some.

    Allen Chilcote

    Retired USAF

    Life Member

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