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June 07, 2009

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June 8, 2009     

Conditions on Lake Eufaula are as follows. 

The current lake elevation is 190.76.  The water on the main lake and in the creeks is clear to slightly stained.  The surface temperature is running around 80 degrees.  The main thing that has changed since the last report is that there has been a big mayfly hatch on the north end of the lake.  Look for areas where there is surface activity from feeding bream.  A small top water lure is a good bet to catch some good fish in these areas.  Once the action stops on top, more fish can be caught in these areas by fishing slowly with a green pumpkin Big Bite Bait Trick Stick.

 

With all of the rain we have been having lately, the Corps of Engineers has been pulling water more than normal resulting in a good bite on ledges in 8-12 feet of water.  Stanford Cedar Shad crankbaits in the sexy shad color have been productive along with a Carolina-rigged Big Bite six inch green pumpkin finesse worm.  Look for areas with a hard bottom where there is an irregularity such as a point, indention, high spot, etc.  The presence of stumps or brush will make an area even better.  Just keep hitting high percentage areas until you find a school of fish that is actively feeding.

As always, enjoy God's creation and do your part to help protect it!

 

Dr. Tim

 

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P.S.  For those of you who have been unable to get your hands on the Basstrix swimbaits,  Big Bite Baits plans to release their version of the bait around the first of the year.  I have seen these lures worked side by side in clear water and I can tell you that the Big Bite Baits version can be fished slower and has a much better action than the Basstrix.  The plant is gearing up in anticipation of an overwhelming demand for the baits, but make sure you visit their web-site often to order some in case they are unable to meet demand.  Their web address is www.bigbitebaits.com

If you have questions or comments please send an e-mail to mrbass932@bellsouth.net. I'll be glad to help or point you to someone who can.

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