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or 21 years, Dr. Tim Malcolm owned and operated a veterinary hospital in Americus, Georgia. Since selling his practice in March of 2005, he has been blessed with the opportunity to pursue one of his other life-long interests, tournament bass fishing on a larger scale.

This web site has been designed to promote his fishing sponsors. They consist of a select group of companies with which he has done business for many years and whom he highly recommends.

As a unique twist, Dr. Tim will also answer e-mails concerning general animal health-related questions and he sells pet medications online, both prescription and non-prescription. He will also post periodic fishing reports on Lake Blackshear, Lake Eufaula and other lakes that he is fishing on his tournament schedule. Any comments or suggestions should be e-mailed to: mrbass932@bellsouth.net

- Lake Reports & Tournament Info. -

Updated October 08, 2011

October 8, 2011

report from Lake Eufaula

Conditions on Lake Eufaula are as follows:

The current lake elevation is 184.96 The water on the main lake and in the creeks is clear to slightly stained. The surface temperature is running around 70 degrees. The fishing has really picked up since the last report. On my last trip, a guide client and I caught several fish in the three pound range on a half day trip. You can catch at least a few fish early on any small, shad imitating top-water bait. I would concentrate on areas about half way back in the creeks where the creek channel swings in against the bank. Look for shad and fish activity on the surface and pay close attention to your electronics to help pinpoint key areas. Once the top-water bite is over, your best bet for numbers and quality fish is to throw a crankbait on shallow main lake and creek channel ledges in the 6-10 foot range. A Spro Little John MD in the Spooky Shad color is a personal favorite. Again, concentrate on areas where you find shad and look for key structural features such as channel intersections, stumps, brush piles, etc. to improve your success.

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

Dr. Tim

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