Thread: Jordan stick ups or standing timber

Stump fields between Farrington landing and Hwy 64 bridge and another in Ebenezer creek. Those are two off the top of my head.

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Originally Posted by Tev8514

Stump fields between Farrington landing and Hwy 64 bridge and another in Ebenezer creek. Those are two off the top of my head.

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Thanks for the info! Are the stumps visible above the water?


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Also some in Parker’s creek on the left side. They go way out further than the ones you can see above waterline. I would recommend getting navionic’s app. It’s awesome and will also pair to any electronics with navionic’s maps.


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Lazyb and rev - thanks for the info and yes I need to update my charts. I guess that would make it easier.


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Originally Posted by NC Crappie

Lazyb and rev - thanks for the info and yes I need to update my charts. I guess that would make it easier.


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Sorry I meant thanks tev.


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Originally Posted by NC Crappie

Thanks for the info! Are the stumps visible above the water?


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They are actually in 20+ feet of water! The Coprs of Engineers left trees standing in patches for fish attractors but most rotted at the waterline over the years. There are a few still standing but they all are still underwater. You'll see them clearly when the lake is down a couple feet.

The lake is down a little over a foot. When we were out there a couple of weeks ago, most of the trees are now visible. If you are new to the lake and want to fish it, I would strongly recommend riding around the lake one day to see all the trees left standing. Several areas have large sections of trees left standing, but I have seen places with just 4-10 left up.