Thread: Sardis Lower Lake

Originally Posted by feelay

That station has a big roof overhead, plenty shade. Also, it doesn’t stink and have flies like the one at engineer.
There is no pole limit on the lower lake.


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Thanks, I didn't remember it being covered

Post goes quickly from suggestions to assumptions !



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Originally Posted by Grumpy1

While cleaning our keepers last week at Engineers Point the guys that had just finished cleaning theirs told us they had caught their limit on the lower lake using minnows. I’m more used to spider rigging than pulling crankbaits; if I get to come back down Monday I’m wondering which I should try. Suggestions?

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Guys.....The original poster asked whether to spider rig or pull cranks. And I took it as...should I pull cranks on upper lake or should I spider rig minnows on lower lake if I come back on Monday. He did not ask where to clean fish or what the regs were.

But I learned a lot, there is a good cover over the cleaning station at the lower lake and it dont stink as bad plus no pole limit on the lower lake.

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

But I learned a lot, there is a good cover over the cleaning station at the lower lake and it dont stink as bad plus no pole limit on the lower lake.

Yes...me too. But the original poster never got his question answered.

Originally Posted by "G"

Yes...me too. But the original poster never got his question answered.

I’’m learning stuff too; it’s all good! I am wondering now if the gnats are as bad on the lower lake or at Enid and Grenada?


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Originally Posted by Grumpy1

I’’m learning stuff too; it’s all good! I am wondering now if the gnats are as bad on the lower lake or at Enid and Grenada?


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Head net, long pants and long sleeve shirt in the boat at all times plus some Bull Frog sunscreen and bug spray.

Pull cranks on upper lake.