Guess loco did NOT read my post

Thanks to all who replied to this post. After talking with a lot of guides and other professionals
seem like the fish are still up the creeks. Quite a few of the north Texas lakes have the same situation
as Eagle Mountain. Seem the cool conditions have extended their stay.
Chris I don't go along with everytime we have a flood the fish all go down the river. If it was true we
would be covered up with fish from Bridgeport due to they have really had flood condition. Of course all lakes loose some fish but not that many. A 20 yard flood gate is not a very big area. After the huge flood last spring when it all cleared up we had the best fall we have had in years. I do agree our numbers are down due to low water and bad spawns. Which have become the norm. We only get a river spawn every 5 to 7 years. Thanks again for the replies good to hear other people's thoughts.
Johnny

Thanks for the info guys. I was beginning to think I had forgot how to catch'em on BP and EM.

There's still slimeys out there!!!

That is what we do when the sandbass are hiding. But ready for some fast action.
Johnny

Can you get up the river from the north part of the main lake, its pretty shallow up there.

Need very small boat and not very far.

Any updates on the water clarity since we got the 4 inches of rain.

The mud line was at Indian Creek today.
Johnny

Saying they are closing the lake now.