Thread: tuff day

I did about the same, yesterday. Spent a lot of time looking and scanning!

IT IS ALL WAYS TUFF WHEN IT RAINS ALOT AND THE WIND BLOWS ALL THE LEAVES OF THE TREES IN THE FALL THEY CALL IT HIT OR MISS FISHING AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR AROUND GEORGIA. SEEMS LIKE OCONEE IS THE TUFFS. GOOD NEW IS YOU LIVE CLOSE AND THE DRIVE IS NOT IN HOURS TO GET TO THE LAKE, LESSED YOU FOUND SOME GOOD SPOTS FOR LATER THANKS FOR THE REPORT.

Originally Posted by jim.b

I knew it was going to be a tuff day when I stopped at my first spot and with all this floating trash from all this rain we had lately. On my first pass I caught a nice 11/2 pound crappie and that was it!!!! I decided to spend some time checking out the lake and learning some new spots. I marked lots of fishing holding close to the bottom and no takers. I found some great places to check when conditions improve.

Those fish can be caught deep. Tie on a 1/8 oz jig. I have used a 3/16 to get deep and caught some real good fish.

And the weather people are calling for another 1-3 inches tomorrow.

We have had a ton of rain this fall. At least the fish will have plenty of water. LOL. Talking about the trash in the lake. I have been catching crappie at Oconee as fast as I can reel them in and a guy cleaning his yard start using a blower and blows all his leaves in the water where me and other people are catching fish. Then you couldn't go 10 feet without having trash on line. I know that has to be illegal or at least I hope it is.

I think it is illegal. Almost like fishing a dock light and then they turn it off. Lol

JimB, come on down here and I may be able to put you on some good slab's.


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Originally Posted by 2@low8

Those fish can be caught deep. Tie on a 1/8 oz jig. I have used a 3/16 to get deep and caught some real good fish.

I ordered some 1/8 jigs today. Thanks