Thread: Mark Twain

great work! whites and eye made it memorable.

Just a quick update from Sunday...... Dad took Mom for an afternoon troll and caught fish consistently while cranking. A nice limit in the box for some friends back home I reckon.



One could say the crankbait bite is getting well established on ol' MTL.

U

Originally Posted by Route U

Just a quick update from Sunday...... Dad took Mom for an afternoon troll and caught fish consistently while cranking. A nice limit in the box for some friends back home I reckon.



One could say the crankbait bite is getting well established on ol' MTL.

U

I'm hoping to try cranking up there for the first time in the next couple weeks. Any tips? Focus on channel or flats? Depth?

If anybody finds a 7 gallon bucket at the 107 ramp cleaning station, it's yours. I forgot it two weeks ago during the fishing for freedom event.
You all have anice fishery in Mark Twain.

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Originally Posted by jaoeyp

I'm hoping to try cranking up there for the first time in the next couple weeks. Any tips? Focus on channel or flats? Depth?

They seem to be working their way out to the summertime pattern so likely bluffs and timber lines........ as for depth, run your baits all throughout the water column and key in on what pattern is working. If you're on a sunny day after a few cooler/cloudy days, probably up in the column soaking up a little of that sunshine. After a front, probably lower in the water column. Basically cover that 4' - 12' section and go from there. It's still early from a crankbaiting perspective.

U

I have run from George winter part to the river in the spring one time a long time ago never have been on it since. I knew a guy that would go skiing out there often in the summer but I never went with him.

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