TeamCSJE
Mud-Dabber from Abilene, Texas. I used to fish that Lake alot when stationed at Ft. Huachuca near Sierra Vista. Man, we caught bass like no mans business. Finally, started catching crappie on bass lures and when we actually fished for them, caught some monsters out of that Lake. Seems very, very few, fish for them in that Lake. I understand those huge water fluctuations, since it is in the desert.
I remember the Indians coming up to our campfires at night, could not speak English, but they loved hot dogs and were drunk as Hooter Brown. Finally the last straw was when they tried to catch our little dog and were going to BBQ it. Wife said it was time to pack it up and head back to Sierra Vista. I think we were outnumbered like 5 to 1. I will never forget them being barefooted and so drunk they could not stand and two of them walked thru the campfire embers and burnt their feet so bad, you could smell the flesh burning. The Indians surely had a poor existence at that time.
What a great fishing Lake, and few people other than locals know about it, it seems. You are exactly right about the jig heads offered by TCI, they are the sharpest I have ever used.
Good Fishing and I remember how ruff the faciliites were, or nonexistant.
Mud-Dabber