Members walleyehunter Posted April 17, 2008 Members Posted April 17, 2008 I was planing a fishing trip to Norfork this weekend. I heard from someone that the Corps has closed all the ramps and doesn't want any boats on the water at all. Anyone else hear anything or were could you find out if this is true or for how long.
Ham Posted April 17, 2008 Posted April 17, 2008 I have not heard that. Maybe Larry will chime in as he is usually well aware of all the info. Every Saint has a past, every Sinner has a future. On Instagram @hamneedstofish
Members Steady99 Posted April 18, 2008 Members Posted April 18, 2008 I was planing a fishing trip to Norfork this weekend. I heard from someone that the Corps has closed all the ramps and doesn't want any boats on the water at all. Anyone else hear anything or were could you find out if this is true or for how long. I had just called Cranfield Marina this afternoon about renting a slip in the next few days. They said nothing about NOT being open. Have to put-in at the Corp lot and drive around the DNR camping island to the dock was only problem mentioned. Ramps closed seems strange.... steady....
Larry Richards Posted April 18, 2008 Posted April 18, 2008 I had just called Cranfield Marina this afternoon about renting a slip in the next few days. They said nothing about NOT being open. Have to put-in at the Corp lot and drive around the DNR camping island to the dock was only problem mentioned. Ramps closed seems strange.... steady.... Ramps are open that are out of the water a lot are under water.The fish are starting to bite good.come on down.
Members Steady99 Posted April 18, 2008 Members Posted April 18, 2008 Ramps are open that are out of the water a lot are under water.The fish are starting to bite good.come on down. Larry: Do you recommend upper lake or dam area? I'm too old to be trailering around, so I prefer to just rent a slip and work that area. Tracy Ferry Marina said their turnaround was under water so you had to back in there. Can't go for that. Mentioned that a lot of striper guides were having trouble netting shad up in the brush. Nets get hung up requiring repair. I usually spoon fish for stripers. Spinners in the tree tops for bass. Thx. Steady...
Larry Richards Posted April 18, 2008 Posted April 18, 2008 Larry: Do you recommend upper lake or dam area? I'm too old to be trailering around, so I prefer to just rent a slip and work that area. Tracy Ferry Marina said their turnaround was under water so you had to back in there. Can't go for that. Mentioned that a lot of striper guides were having trouble netting shad up in the brush. Nets get hung up requiring repair. I usually spoon fish for stripers. Spinners in the tree tops for bass. Thx. Steady... I like the mid lake areas (coves) spinnerbaits and Flukes and scum frogs have been working for me.There is still a few(not many) big logs in the lake so keep a eye out for them. Good Fishing Larry
Members Striper Posted April 22, 2008 Members Posted April 22, 2008 I like the mid lake areas (coves) spinnerbaits and Flukes and scum frogs have been working for me.There is still a few(not many) big logs in the lake so keep a eye out for them. Good Fishing Larry Lake is not closed, and if you are wanting to catch stripers throw a rapala husky jerk or a bait of that nature and slow roll it to the boat. The best places to fish for them will be the dam area of the lake.
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