Thread: Grenada advice

Can't be much help on Nader, but if it's like most of the other big four, spawn is at a trickle toward the end. Folks still catching some females with eggs, but they are smaller fish...10-13". If I went, I'd try to find some 4-8 fow with some structure around it for single polin. They may still be around some buck brush, etc. Just go and have a good time with your bride...catchin a good mess will be an 'extra'. At least you'll be in good company.

Look for some shallows near the river channel with structure to jig. I'd look for the same depth jd1 suggested.

Are there any numbers of keeper fish still shallow? Is the water in the trees on the west side of graysport crossing road where old highway 8 meets it?

Originally Posted by Will_P

Are there any numbers of keeper fish still shallow? Is the water in the trees on the west side of graysport crossing road where old highway 8 meets it?

Doubtful
Very little.

I live at Grenada and have fished 3 days this week . I have caught fish every day. Some still have eggs. I have caught fish in fron 4 to 10 ft of water. Lots of people here are catching lots of fish . Water is in the trees west of Graysport. I caught some fish there Sunday

Originally Posted by Tman53

I live at Grenada and have fished 3 days this week . I have caught fish every day. Some still have eggs. I have caught fish in fron 4 to 10 ft of water. Lots of people here are catching lots of fish . Water is in the trees west of Graysport. I caught some fish there Sunday

BAM!!! There ya have it. Good report.


BRM

Be lots of people catching fish there

What BRM said. I'm not very good compared to some of these guys, but for single polin first thing I'd look for is new water in 4-6 foot range, then some structure in that newer water. But I wouldn't stay in one place too long just because it "looks" fishy. Try it, then move on till you find them. They eat every day......