Thread: New Territory

If I could answer that question, I could be a multimillionaire.

If you can catch a day when this wind ain't blowing I'd go to Sardis. But this time of year with unpredictable as weather is I might just stay close to home. Plenty of fish caught with just 4 poles. Wind going to decide wheather your boat is ok. Most days it's just fine.

Originally Posted by Cray

If you can catch a day when this wind ain't blowing I'd go to Sardis. But this time of year with unpredictable as weather is I might just stay close to home. Plenty of fish caught with just 4 poles. Wind going to decide wheather your boat is ok. Most days it's just fine.

Thanks, I don't ever go if the wind is supposed to be 10 mph or more! Of course, 5 mph feels like 15 a lot of times.


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I think there may be a lake closer to you that is part of the big 4 family (although disowned mostly) as well, can't member the name, it starts with an A I believe.. somebody supposedly caught a crappie there once

If you are able to bring a camper for an extended stay Ross Barnett is another option. It's a little further down the road so I know you wouldn't want to make the daily drive but it can be great in the winter and there is always the option of going upriver if the wind is up.


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Learn butla it takes a while but once you figure it out you wont need to go anywhere else.Sardis is ok haven't been there in a while but last time I went it was Nov. caught 20 fish limit in 45min.

Go slow, be safe. Not much water in the reservoirs. Even launching is getting sketchy.

Originally Posted by jimfish

Learn butla it takes a while but once you figure it out you wont need to go anywhere else.

Yep, it can be an awesome lake for you if you get to know it.....full of monster slabs. Mr. Jim taught me how to fish it. Will always be indebted to him for that!