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I asked him about a month ago if he was coming and he was undecided at that point.

They were in the area from dam site park south to the island where point 1 is located.

There are some good ones, I'll get one or two in the winter on a jerk bait and they are usually in the 13-15 inch range. I have seen some pics of some real slabs being caught on upper Bull on guided trips that were caught on jerk baits.

I know someone that has been catching some lately, and by some I mean 5-10 keepers a day. He's got an inventory of brush piles he runs and catches them on crappie jigs. But you are talking someone with years of experience on this lake. If I had to fish TR for crappie right now, I'd go up one of the river arms and run brush piles and hit some docks too. After about 3 hours of futility, I'd put my crappie stuff away and go bass fishing. 😄

It was tough, I caught a couple of keeper sized smallies and a couple of 10 inchers on a 100 yard stretch of bank early on a jerk bait, and fished the next 3 hour for one 13" spotted bass. Thought for sure I could throw the Ned rig around trees back in Indian and get a few fish, but it did not happen. A good number of stripers were in the lake coming up on top to eat little shad out in the main lake in front of the Dam Site park. I threw some stuff at them, had one nip at a grub but that was it. Didn't have my long distance casting stuff with me and had a hard time getting close to them. WT- 58

Cool - Let me know if there is anything I can add.

That is a big crappie. Never have fished Tenkiller, but everyone I know that fishes it says it is a great lake.

Saw that the winners are on the Auburn fishing team. These guys maybe have more money than the star football players.

Couple of young guys from AL win it. Looks like the final was a Livescope deep fishing shindig. I really thought some locals would win this, but from what I could tell, it was predominately out of state guys in the top 10. The weigh-in was goofy, big crowd of fishing celebrities milling around on the stage getting in the way.

Of course would've like to have seen the Hawgs win, but at least they were in the game. That dang 3 man rush is aggravating, opposing QB's get all day to survey the field and find an open receiver. What use is it dropping 8 guys in coverage if they can't cover?

Talking about this tourney with a buddy of mine and if you could bet on this, we both agree that someone fishing the rig deep was going to win it.

Stumbled across this today: State record shattered with 24-pound tiger trout caught in Eastern Washington | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

Angler Almost Ate Record-Breaking 18lb Fish Caught in Pennsylvania River (ampproject.org)

My buddy was out on the lake today, the guys from KY showed up again to fish the deep fish. He talked to them, they had 11 and change yesterday which they said was good for 29th. This morning they had 2 in the well. They are using Livescope and dropping a spoon on them when they seem the. What was interesting is they told my buddy that if they see only one on the screen, it won't bite. See a group of 4 or 5 and they'll come after it. Gotta eat that "shad" before one of their buddies gets it.

I did fish it from the boat for a bit, caught a 12 incher off a laydown and that was it. I believe that if I had spent all day throwing it I would pick up a fish here and there.

That link won't show results until it's over. They haven't even posted the results from Bull yet. They are doing a lousy job of making the results available, they have them in a digital format, it's no biggie to have that on the web page simultaneously. Only way I know to see the results is watch the weigh-in. I watched it for about 5 minutes yesterday, that was all I could take, but at the time the leader had 15 and change. Is the field cut to 20 today? Thought I heard that mentioned at the weigh-in.

Dude, who works on Fridays anymore? It is the new Saturday.

Might work for crappie too.

Impressive for sure!

It was too cold early for my wimpy self, so I had a delayed start this morning and didn't launch until near 0830. They were biting early, I caught 3 off the ramp on a jerk bait before I launched. Deep bite was on for a while, I decided to throw a grub on a 1/4 oz head, drug it on the bottom in 30-40 FOW and caught some bass, mostly spots. Caught a couple on the Ned rig fishing close to shore. Caught a little over 20 bass, 3 were keepers. The one largemouth keeper I caught had one of those split right in the middle lower jaws. The fish was healthy considering it had a busted lower jaw. Sure would like to know what causes that. WT - 58.5 My favorite cypress has turned.

Nice cutthroat!

Didn't see any up the White until 9 AM or so, then here they came. Couple of guys from KY fishing near me, they said they had 2 keepers. They were deep spooning using Livescope. Where I am deep fishing, you can certainly get keepers, but getting the big fish you're going to need to take Johnny's million, well I would go somewhere else.

I was up at 4 AM to go fishing, took the pooch for a walk and saw the moon partially covered, it was a bright full moon so it was neat to see it. Personally, I'll take meteors over a lunar eclipse, but since I was out anyway, might as well check it out.

Sorry to hear that buddy - you are one of the mainstays.

Yeah I wear my overshoes from the truck to the boat and back to the truck when I launch, then from the truck back to the boat when I pull the boat out. At this rate, they should last me 20 years. If I am still alive in 20 years I'll come on here and make a post bragging about how my overshoes lasted 20+ years and are the best.