Mofloatjunkie

Are they running water? I drove by last night and they were not.

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Glad to see you still posting aggressor. Don't let them haters get you down.

You gotta get your heads from Dave. Support the forum members. And plus he will give you any advice you need and answer any questions you may have.

I'm hoping that with the cold temps we've been having they will start running more water. I absolute love fishing there when it's running.

Are they running any water down there?

If you are doing it from a phone get the photobucket app. Download the pic to the app then copy and paste the Img to your post. That's the best way I have found to do it from a phone.

Yo jbooth when we going floating? It's about that time to hit up crighton and catch some big bass. Message me.

I float from crighton to 65 bridge all the time. I catch a lot of quality fish through that stretch and don't usually see many people fishing. That is my home water and if you have any questions at all private message me.

I went to a crappie fishing seminar at bass pro this evening presented by Wally Marshall. Learned a lot of new presentations and different ways to approach pre spawn crappie. As soon as I get a few days off I will be out there!

Thanks jbooth. I'm gonna try and go down there tomorrow so I will report as well. Hey aggressor thanks for all the reporting you have been doing. You seem to fish alot of the same waters I do.

Have any of you guys been to the warm water outlet at springfield lake lately? I was wondering if they have been running any water. I haven't been down there in a couple weeks. My brother and I have been slaying the trout down in forsyth but I'm itching to catch a bass baaaad!! With the colder weather we have been having I'm hoping they will start running more. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks guys. Mofloatjunkie

I agree with al. I never fish anything on a creek or river longer than 6 ft.

Nice catch. Bet you will be eating good tonite!!!

Just came from there. No water flowing at all. I haven't seen them run any in days. And I can't catch anything down there unless they are.

I'm really surprised nobody made fun of my sunglasses!

That's funny I never noticed the trans am on my head.

Jbooth... When I was a kid my dad would take us out on the flat bottom and we would catch crappie on minnows drifting on the flats above the dam and in brush piles near where they suck the water in for the power plant. In my opinion that lake is so incredibly overfished that it's hard to find them these days. I've seen people keep fish that are illegal and I've seen people trucking way more that their limit of fish out of there. Seems that security down there is more worried about telling people not to stand in the water than they are protecting the lake. So long story short if you wanna catch some crappie I got a couple spots at crighton and a couple spots on the river between shelvin rock and hootentown. pm me and we will talk.

All the fishing I have been doing lately got me thinking of fishing there when I was a kid. Started looking through old photo albums and found this pic of the biggest crappie I have ever caught to this day. If I remember right it was 17 inches. Just thought I would share.

Nice Jim. Now is the time for bass at the warm water outlet. I've been dominating the bass there thar last 2 or 3 weeks. I had about 30 minutes before work yesterday and I caught a decent bass on the first cast. I drive a red Silverado so if any of you fellow members see me down there be sure and say hello. I will be down there very frequently as long as the weather stays cold.

That video is hilarious!!!!?

Fish the warm water outlet at night. Use a weighted plastic tube bait or worm. Fish slow and bounce it off the bottom. Use dark green and red colors. That's how we have been catching em the last few weeks.

Get the photobucket app. Upload the pic then copy the img number when posting.

Went to springfield lake last night in the cold trying to catch some bass by the warm water outlet. my brother caught a nice one. He hooked this bass at about 1:30 am on a tube bait using a 5 and a half foot ultralight. He fought that thing for about 15 minutes before he finally landed it. Biggest bass he has ever caught.

I was fishing around swan on Christmas day and saw three flying around the bluffs. Very majestic creatures.