Re: Grapevine- where are the whiskers - 08/22/1901:11 PM
Sandies bite at night fellas. You can catch em under the lights with plastic swim baits.
If you can locate sandbass this time of year then there is a good chance blues are with them. We been getting our blues off main lake points the last 2 weeks in the evening on Lewisville. Find where the sandies are feeding hard and drift through em. Stay out of the thermocline.
Re: Grapevine- where are the whiskers - 08/23/1905:08 PM
just updating: 7p-2a last night. wind blew a bit. cut shad, cut perch, and stubbys for good measure. one huge softshell turtle. did catch a few sandies while jigging in absolute bordom. zero wiskers. fished 14-30' thermocline looked to be about 24' but in some areas i found fish under it, so what the heck i even tried there. what gives folks? i feel like as a kid i took a zebco 202 and worms to the dock and did WAY better than this!!!
Re: Grapevine- where are the whiskers - 08/24/1912:49 PM
Man that sucks Kyle! Sounds like you had the right idea. Maybe they just were not biting. Keep at it I am sure you and I will both have a cracker day soon and fill stringers!
Re: Grapevine- where are the whiskers - 09/03/1903:46 PM
Originally Posted by bigdaddybray
Need to go fish the trees where Denton creek meets main lake
I'm Just got my boat a month ago and starting to get to know Lake Grapevine. I landed a 10# blue by twin coves this weekend on cut bluegill, and two others on minnows by katies woods boat ramp area. If you are ever down to go let me know, I wouldn't mind you showing me the area by Denton Creek your talking about.