Three summers ago I was fishing around the spillway pipe when a wakeboard boat kept passing very close to me multiple time all the while knowing they were throwing my boat into the concrete....there were 5-6 people on the boat and they were watching me on every pass but they obviously didn't care. They could have gone to the other side of the open water but didn't. When I hit the concrete one time hard enough to crack the housing on my Terrova I wrote down their registration numbers (yea, they were that close) and went to the local AGFC office a few days later to complain. They said I would have to prove that the boat came within a hundred feet of my boat before they could do anything and basically made me feel like a fool for even bothering them with such nonsense. Like I carry a tape measure on my boat???? Even though there were fishermen in 7-8 boats on the lake at the time it turned out that the rights of the one wakeboard boat came before the rights of all the other boats who were out there first and trying to spend a peaceful morning fishing. All the other boats wound up having to go home because it was impossible to fish under those conditions. It's mostly politics and who knows who in this area in order to get anything done. I fish now mostly in MS and LA. BTW, for what it's worth, the truck pulling the wakeboard boat had a sticker on it that said "Wakeboard for Christ". Yea right, I thought that was a hoot. At this point I am pretty much done with that lake for anything except pulling the grandkids on a tube during summer holidays.
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gasper_goul
we went out there yesterday and pulled cranks for a few hours until the wake board boats ran us off....not a single crappie...I would have never in my wildest dreams guessed that lake would turn out to be nothing but a recreational body of water when it first opened but that's about all its good for unless you like catching white bass
Last edited by luvpt; 06-20-2014 at 11:11 PM.
From the ARK-LA-MISS Delta....... Crappie Paradise ! ! ! !