up to a 9.5 hp /. if your registered t/m ok

oops its 9.9 ( my bad )

Very Nice, I knew I needed to start smoking for some reason.

Well I drove around the lake today doing a little scouting. From a visual standpoint the area around the mouth of White Rock and the sailboat docks would be the best place to catch some crappies. Although today would have been bad because the current was really strong. I have not driven around the lake in years.


Reggie

did you see me fishing on the west side ? lol

good job Eric.... almost that time to kill them for a month or 2!

Where you the one fishing while the wife was in the Surburban looking pissed because of the cold LOL!


Reggie

i was close to fisher road and west lawther between 1230 pm and 3 pm . before that i drove the whole west side to see if anyone was crazy enough to be fishing like me but didnt see anyone .i would bet that not more than 5 people fished wr yesterday lol

I checked out the link above and looked at the stocking schedule. Between 1978 and 1979 they dumped in 7.8 million walleye. Were they an experiment to see how they would do or as a food source for the bass? Have any been caught in recent years because it does not list them. It would be cool to catch a distant relative from the original stocking breed.

as far as i know they are all long gone. i know an old man named rudy who fished the lake back then. he may be able to tell us more...

nice job kalub

I used to catch them below the spillway, the stairsteps, back in the day. Believe me, they are LONG gone. It was experimental. They had been doing some genetic research to try and cross breed a strain that would withstand hot texas summer lake water. (1) Lakes in this area not deep enough(except for Texoma) to maintain water cool enough to help them survive. (2) Brutal spring rains caused the type flooding and opening of dam gates to cause too many of them to wash out of lakes and into shalllowere, wamer rivers and streams where they were quickly caught, died from the heat or were eaten by things like Alligator Gars and Flathead cats.

I even caught them at what is now known as LLela, and even as far downstream as the spillway off 183 and Grauwyler on the Elm Fork. You see, Lewisville had them too.
Rudy

slower tonight, but still got a nice meal. also got another monster sand bass.

Where is a good place to launch? I just picked up a yak and am taking it out today for the first time. Brought a couple of rods and some jigs to fart around with. Are you fishing around the sail boat docks? That's where I was thinking of unloading. I dont wanna take the yak out too far since I'm not experienced.

the sailing clubs right before and after dark woould be a good place to start. kinda windy today, but you will get some protection in that area.