TT road boat ramp?

[45acp]

Looking at google maps - is that a gravel ramp at the west end of TT road near Brush Creek WMA?

[45acp]

It's hard to imagine that nobody knows what I'm talking about.

Reckon I'll just have to drive out there and see for myself.

[Falcon215]

Is it the ramp in Clear Creek?  It is a good place to launch, but you have to beach your boat to get in and out.

[navery]

Yeah I didn't understand where you were asking either? The brush creek I know if is up in osceola and yes it has a ramp, but it is not on TT?

[navery]

If you are talking about clear creek up by the tebo islands, then yes, it is a gravel road that ends in the lake. The lake is still about 9 feet high so you should be good to launch a sizable boat there right now. 

[45acp]

20 hours ago, navery said:

If you are talking about clear creek up by the tebo islands, then yes, it is a gravel road that ends in the lake. The lake is still about 9 feet high so you should be good to launch a sizable boat there right now. 

Yep that's the one I was talking about.  Looks like a decent spot to get away from the crowds?

 

[navery]

I have only fished it once. It had a kayak and one other boat in there, but don't know how it gets when the crappie spawn? 

[45acp]

8 hours ago, navery said:

I have only fished it once. It had a kayak and one other boat in there, but don't know how it gets when the crappie spawn? 

I'm going to try it on Saturday.  I'll report back with something that may or may not be the truth.

[45acp]

On 4/8/2020 at 11:09 PM, navery said:

I have only fished it once. It had a kayak and one other boat in there, but don't know how it gets when the crappie spawn? 

Drove down from CoMO yesterday.

Hit the deluge and turned around to go back home, then said WTH we're this close, might as well go look at it.

Got there and the radar said the rain was gong to stop soon so we sat in the truck and waited for awhile.

Once the rain eased up we put the boat in.  Easy enough - jet outboard and 4x4 truck.

We had lots of company.  Talked to a some guys with a LiveScope.  They said the crappie were running away from their jigs.

We were using minnows.  Caught zero crappie.  After about four hours said screw this and bailed out into the Tebo arm.

Quickly figured out a largemouth bass pattern and caught a couple dozen keepers that all got tossed back into the lake.

Had hopes to bring home some crappie but it was better than sitting on the couch listening to the ol lady whine about being stuck at home.

I invited her to go, but "it's too cold".