Fishing lake Grenada

**armyman** · 02-14-2016, 12:02 PM

Originally Posted by deerfarmer

I also coming down in the middle of March. I only have one goal and that is catching a crappie over 2 lb and to take some pictures of large crappie. Everything will be catch and release. I to would like some general info like what color and depth and general area. Anyone willing to share this type of info Please pm . I will also be willing to share my info during or after my trip. I haven't posted much on this forum as I mainly post on my local forum Ohio Game Fishing under deerfarmer. I'm not a tournament fisherman but manage to catch some fish. The two lakes I fish here in central Ohio is Alum Creek and Buckeye and I'd be happy to share info about those lakes. It is my belief fishing forums are for fishermen helping other fishermen.

If you're planning on mid-March, you need to pick some dates and book your lodging. Lodging fills up fast down here that time of year. Alot of guys from IL, MO, IN come down every year. As for as depth and color, I don't think anybody can answer that for you right now! Grenada and the other Corps are flood control reservoirs and the water rises and falls with rainfall like a roller coaster. Just watch this Board and try to glean any info you can from fishing reports, and there will be some, hopefully. Main thing if you're serious about coming, better get your lodging set up.

**Boatbottom** · 02-14-2016, 01:32 PM

Spring of the year and everyone is coming regardless. I always try to get good info before I go fishing. For some lakes like barnett and Washington I'll call the bait shops. Sometimes friends, sometimes the crappie board. Over the years I hold great admiration for those fishermen that are always ready to help. It means even more to those traveling a long way. Fish are biting are nice words and doesn't give away my hotspots. Sure it gets crowded but sho is fun.

**fishfry2013** · 02-14-2016, 02:34 PM

We are staying at Hugh White the 10,11,12.

**deerfarmer** · 02-14-2016, 04:55 PM

I booked a cabin at hambones for the 17 18 and 19 it appears there is a restaurant and carryout close. It appears that looking at the lake from google earth that launching at the graysport ramp could be interesting if he water level is low. Can anyone give any info on launching at graysport in low water. Thanks

**Rees Guide** · 02-14-2016, 05:44 PM

Originally Posted by deerfarmer

I booked a cabin at hambones for the 17 18 and 19 it appears there is a restaurant and carryout close. It appears that looking at the lake from google earth that launching at the graysport ramp could be interesting if he water level is low. Can anyone give any info on launching at graysport in low water. Thanks

If the water is bad low go around to Choctaw.

**canebreaker** · 02-16-2016, 09:11 AM

I was there saturday, water was about 150/200 yards from the ramp.

**Rees Guide** · 02-16-2016, 10:26 AM

Grenada landing

**Erin Brewer** · 02-16-2016, 10:32 AM

Cant he also use youngs landing or north graysport they both put in the river dont they? Its been so long since I have been over there I cant remember which one.

**canebreaker** · 02-16-2016, 11:17 AM

I wanted to check out Young's landing since I was close. I checked the spillway instead.
Post #46 was at North Graysport Landing.

**armyman** · 02-16-2016, 11:33 AM

According to ramp elevation levels for Grenada, the bottom of ramp at Young's Landing is 191.0, the bottom of ramp at North Graysport is 207. Lake level as of today at 10:00 is 199.0.

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