I have never tried Grenada lake and will go there this Sunday. I will not be pushing/pulling and want to do some single poling. Can anyone advise me which boat ramp would be the best to head to for a single poler to launch his boat from?
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I have never tried Grenada lake and will go there this Sunday. I will not be pushing/pulling and want to do some single poling. Can anyone advise me which boat ramp would be the best to head to for a single poler to launch his boat from?
I have a 17' fiberglass boat with a 115 merc...
Choctaw or Torrance either one
Is the standing timber near there Rees?
Yep. You will be in the timber at either ramp.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappie wizard
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Not as much at Torrance as it is at ChoctawQuote:
Originally Posted by Crappie wizard
Thanks much guys!
Are there marked channels there to safely run your boat like at Ross Barnett? Or is it clearly evident where the stump fields are? Having never been there I would rather err on the side of caution before I risk a lower unit...
No channel markers. My best advice is to idle through these areas, especially from Ccoctaw to Greysport. Countless stumps as far as you can see at this level. Water also gets shallower as you near Greysport Crossing.
Be my advise on both sides, Lakemasters card is your friend as far as depth if set correctly. Hope to be out myself early in the morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by duckhunter
I see a ramp on Greysport Crossing. Is the water deep enough there to launch my 17' fiberglass boat? Looks like a much shorter drive from 1-55 than going all the way around to Choctaw Landing? Also how much $$ do I need to bring to launch my boat at either landing?
Not enough water for south graysport. Choctaw, Torrence, main marina, youngster, or wolf creek are your optionsQuote:
Originally Posted by riverdeltaguide
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Choctaw is no fee.
Thanks Everyone for your input... Most helpful!