Hope I did this right, if so Thanks ewilson.All fish caught between Cloud Point and Greenville pump station from 10:30a-4:00p largest over 10lbs. hope some of you able to get in this good action

Nice bunch of fish!! WOW! Do you mind sharing how you were catching them? Type of lure, retreive, etc. Thanks

Isn't the minimum legal length for Stripers on Tawakoni 18 inches?

yes it is and a limit of 5 and I hope there were two anglers in that boat.

Nice catch

We did realy good last evening also
with about 17 stripers to 11# and about 10 sandies.

sorry wingman..... I cant remember where we caught them but I can tell you we use sassyshad and found some topwater stripers .... starteled both of us as we both were hooked up and then BAM a fifty to a hundred came up all around us even hitting the boat , the few we cought there were in the 10# range at about midnight..... dang I cant remember where though

Good luck and be carfull almost all the timber is under water now.

Well I got skunked today. Got on the water about 10:30 a.m., no graph returned from Lowrance yet, but I trolled the Dallas Pump Sta, Finger Point and Greenville Pump Sta with hell/pet and hell/sassy shad. Wind came up pretty strong out of the northwest. Caught 1 hybrid trolling thru some gulls sitting on the water, alot of sunshine, and off the water by 1:00 p.m. Regards, Bart

Bart,
They did not start schooling until 3 pm Wed. 12/8/04 North of 2 mile bridge. It was very cloudy all day. Birds sat all day until 3 pm.
Water Temp now around 54 F.

CaddoGuy and I caught some of the biggest White Bass I have ever seen. Most were 1 1/2 lb. and up. Really thick fillets. They did not start schooling until 3 p.m. We would catch 2 or 3 and then they would move. We went thru 5 cycles of wait-chase the birds-catch fish....wait again.

I got my first true Striper at Tawakoni. Caught it on (what else?) one of the 3/4 oz. Chartruese Humdingers I just bought from MinnerDunker last week.

That 3/4 oz. got down there with the Stripers. I let it drop for a 7 or 8 count before starting a slow retrieve....then, bang. Took about 5 minutes on 10 lb line to get him in. What a beautiful fish! The slow retrieve worked on the Whites as well with the same Humdinger.

-RonC