Thread: Black river lake/ workinger

Originally Posted by bflowers

the only thing they have to contend with up here is the heavy current in all the lakes

I assume St John fishes like any other Oxbow. They're on the trees, the trees or the trees

Lake St John has a healthy population of white crappy so I would guess if they are finished spawning the fish will be suspended under the shad in the open water. Just look for all of the boats they will tell you were the fish are.

Originally Posted by Skippa Chippa

Lake St John has a healthy population of white crappy so I would guess if they are finished spawning the fish will be suspended under the shad in the open water. Just look for all of the boats they will tell you were the fish are.

still some males hanging around shallow, but you are correct the largest population caught is trolling outside the trees.

You need to put the App for the National Weather Service { NOAA} on your Phone and Pudder --- It gives 5 day weather -- then there is their Water and River Gauge that will show the water levels for that area -- just click on the Dot on the map that has the name you are hunting -- it shows Pool stage and the Current level

Originally Posted by Fish on Line

You need to put the App for the National Weather Service { NOAA} on your Phone and Pudder --- It gives 5 day weather -- then there is their Water and River Gauge that will show the water levels for that area -- just click on the Dot on the map that has the name you are hunting -- it shows Pool stage and the Current level

Fished 4 in our group Thursday after lunch, fri, sat. Total was 90 perch and 30 bass. Also 7 big hybrids ag the mouth of BRL/ bayou on flukes and big roadrunners. Water stained and about 2' high, but more than fishable.