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August 07, 2010

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August 7 2010   

Conditions on Lake Eufaula are as follows: 

 

The current lake elevation is 189.03.  The surface temperature is running around 90 degrees.  The water on the main lake, in the creeks, and up the river is clear to slightly stained.  The fishing on lake Eufaula has been extremely tough over the last few weeks.  The best thing going has been to go up the river and fish in the River Bend area.  You may be able  to pick up a fish or two early around grass with a buzzbait or Pop-R type bait.  Once the sun gets up, look for the darkest shaded areas you can find under overhanging bushes and fish with a Spro Popping Frog in the natural red color.  If you prefer fishing in the main lake area, start early around grass with the same baits metioned earlier.  Concentrate on grass that is next to deep water and has shad present.  The grass bite won't last long, so fish rapidly and cover as much water as possible before the sun gets up.  Once the sun is up, you will need to fish on main river ledges.  On my last trip, some of the fish we caught were extremely deep for this time of the year ( up to 35 feet ), and almost all were caught over 20 feet deep.  A Carolina rigged Big Bite Baits six inch finesse worm in green Pumpkin or a Texas rigged Big Bite Baits Kreit Tail worm in green pumpkin are a good choice.  Fish these baits fairly rapidly until you get around cover.  Then, slow down and try to keep the bait in the cover as long as possible.  Once you catch a fish, throw out a marker buoy and try to make the exact same cast repeatedly.  You may be able to catch multiple fish in one spot once you locate a school and get the first one to bite.  As always, enjoy God's creation and do your part to help protect it!

 

Dr. Tim

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