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Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: Square Bill 59] #7116745 02/01/12 04:07 AM
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got a place on cedar creek. rode around when the lake was down. now its only about 4 feet low and i know most of the docks with brush. usually pretty good to me



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Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: Bullet20XrD] #7116773 02/01/12 04:17 AM
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Originally Posted By: Bullet20XrD
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Robby Rose could usually put together a pretty good bag there in early february.
rolfmao


rolfmao this is a direct quote from the basschamps website from cedar creek in 2007...

"Robby Rose weighed in a 5 fish limit of 17.92 pounds to win the tournament. Considering that this was but one of only two limits brought in, he obviously had some tricks up his sleeve."


Guess who had the other limit?


You? Thats gotta be pretty painful


Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: RandyA] #7116779 02/01/12 04:19 AM
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Kings Creek!! It's the hot ticket right now! Lol!


Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: SkeeterRonnie] #7117692 02/01/12 03:08 PM
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Real time data shows the lake to be 4.32 ft low and still slooowly rising from runoff.


Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: RandyA] #7117722 02/01/12 03:14 PM
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I live at Cedar Creek as well and I'd say 4 feet low was accurate. You can check with Chuck Rollins at BigCrappie.com about which ramps are open if you want to fish it. If I want to fish for bass I go to Purtis Creek State Park but I am usually a catfisherman which is perfect for Cedar Creek which also has a good Hybrid Striper and Sandbass population. I also agree that King's Creek would be a great place to fish but I don't know where you could launch to get there. I fish out of a kayak so I can pretty much go anywhere and launch.


Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: RandyA] #7117750 02/01/12 03:23 PM
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If the lake wasn't so low, I'd say slow-roll a spinnerbait around docks and grass in the backs of creeks... but you guys don't have alot of that up there right now.

You could also probably pick up a limit on structure around the dam throwing a rig, there's a few road beds and some house foundations out there. I've done decent doing that when the water was low in February. Crankbaits around bridge rip rap running across major creeks on the lower end can be good too. the fish will stage there before moving back there to spawn.

That year that it was real tough the water had come up and was muddy and 49 degrees. We fished a spinnerbait and jig in a single creek pretty much all day. The fish moved up and started eating once the temp hit about 52.

Those are the three patterns I would work. Good luck fellas!









Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: SMOKE ON THA WATER] #7124176 02/03/12 12:25 AM
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fished sat and sun, and did quite well. had 9 fish sat and 11 on sun. had 18 to 20 pound stringers both days. was notified this morning have to work sat, so champs is out for me. so here goes. take it for what its worth. strikeking 6xd on the ridge on west side of dam. key on 12 foot range close to where the channel cuts thru.


THATS FUNNY YOU FISHED PALASTINE ON SATERDAY AND TOOK SECOND.AND SECONDLY YOU HATE CRANK BAITS.. GOOD TRY



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Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: Bullet20XrD] #7124292 02/03/12 12:53 AM
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Originally Posted By: Bullet20XrD
If the lake wasn't so low, I'd say slow-roll a spinnerbait around docks and grass in the backs of creeks... but you guys don't have alot of that up there right now.

You could also probably pick up a limit on structure around the dam throwing a rig, there's a few road beds and some house foundations out there. I've done decent doing that when the water was low in February. Crankbaits around bridge rip rap running across major creeks on the lower end can be good too. the fish will stage there before moving back there to spawn.

That year that it was real tough the water had come up and was muddy and 49 degrees. We fished a spinnerbait and jig in a single creek pretty much all day. The fish moved up and started eating once the temp hit about 52.

Those are the three patterns I would work. Good luck fellas!
there is no grass on Cedar Creek even when its at full pool.


Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: RandyA] #7124329 02/03/12 01:00 AM
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theres grass in every creek that was dry. i saw people mowing their coves! there is grass.



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Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: RandyA] #7124537 02/03/12 01:47 AM
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Before it was low I never seen any grass in that [censored] hole.


Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: lamoon78] #7124618 02/03/12 02:02 AM
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Before it was low I never seen any grass in that [censored] hole.


You guys don't know your lakes very well then. There was grass in several places in that lake before the low water killed it. It wasn't easy to find, but it was there. When you found it, it always held fish.









Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: Jake Shannon(Skeet4Life)] #7124652 02/03/12 02:10 AM
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[/quote] there is no grass on Cedar Creek even when its at full pool. [/quote]

sarcastic

You should get out more.

Watch some of the older BassChamps DVD's, the individual championship on Cedar Creek is one of the episodes that showed some areas that had grass. I think the guy ended up winning it.




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Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: Bullet20XrD] #7124979 02/03/12 03:19 AM
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I really like fishing CC..but there is one thing I have learned...if the water is cold take your fishing else where...you really have to know the lake to do good in these conditions...


Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: Bullet20XrD] #7125546 02/03/12 06:53 AM
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Originally Posted By: Bullet20XrD
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Before it was low I never seen any grass in that [censored] hole.


You guys don't know your lakes very well then. There was grass in several places in that lake before the low water killed it. It wasn't easy to find, but it was there. When you found it, it always held fish.
Exactly if it wasnt easy to find then there wasnt much or enough to say the lake had much if any in it.


Re: Cedar Creek lake [Re: lamoon78] #7126004 02/03/12 01:59 PM
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quote] Exactly if it wasnt easy to find then there wasnt much or enough to say the lake had much if any in it. [/quote]

and that's precisely why that's the kind of spots that win tournaments.









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