Beaver Lake Live Bait

[Ron Burgundy]

Yak, there use to be a guide on Beaver that would get the striper hooked up then put the client in a yak and let striper pull them around as they reeled the fish in .

[YAKFM]

Yak, there use to be a guide on Beaver that would get the striper hooked up then put the client in a yak and let striper pull them around as they reeled the fish in .

Thanks for the info Ron. I imagine that was a lot of fun for those clients or at the very least a unique experience. When I lived in Mobile, AL I had a friend with a 28' CC. A few times we loaded the kayak in his boat and went out and chummed the offshore rigs. When we would get a bunch of nice snapper, triple tail, and cobia around the boat I would jump in the kayak, drop a bait down, and hold on. It was a blast getting pulled around by nice sized cobia and snapper. I used to catch some big redfish in Mobile Bay too.

[Ron Burgundy]

Stayed two nites in Mobile on our way to Destin and the humidity in Mobile was unreal.

[Feathers and Fins]

Yak, there use to be a guide on Beaver that would get the striper hooked up then put the client in a yak and let striper pull them around as they reeled the fish in .

Hmmmmmmm, I think I could arrange to be a tender boat that would solve the bait holding issue Yak, meet at Prairie Creek and we tow your yak get bait and then get at it.

[nathanhooper]

Hmmmmmmm, I think I could arrange to be a tender boat that would solve the bait holding issue Yak, meet at Prairie Creek and we tow your yak get bait and then get at it.

You'll need a spotter. Holler at me when you decide to go out.

[YAKFM]

Hmmmmmmm, I think I could arrange to be a tender boat that would solve the bait holding issue Yak, meet at Prairie Creek and we tow your yak get bait and then get at it.

Yes sir. I'm all in.

[YAKFM]

You'll need a spotter. Holler at me when you decide to go out.

I have a second kayak. Double trouble.

[nathanhooper]

I have a second kayak. Double trouble.

ooooooooohhhhhhhhh.......me like!

[bfishn]

Having 3-4 dozen fresh Beaver shad in the tank every morning for a guide trip could be a lot of work, but I've rarely been unable to catch enough there for a personal trip.

[nathanhooper]

Having 3-4 dozen fresh Beaver shad in the tank every morning for a guide trip could be a lot of work, but I've rarely been unable to catch enough there for a personal trip.

Even during the summer? I have often wondered how hard it would be to try to net some shad on Beaver.