Thread: Eagle lake

Originally Posted by Cal panman

Feeshrman were have you been, Miss your pictures of Tenn Tom slabs made me go get in the boat. Don’t mean to steal the thread . Hope you get the camp up and going quick and it’s not too bad

I usually take a break from crappie fishing July and August. I don’t live close enough to water to justify many early morning only trips. Be back at it soon though


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Sure hate that man. Never thought I'd see Eagle get as high as it did

Originally Posted by DonDon

Sure hate that man. Never thought I'd see Eagle get as high as it did

in recorded history its never gotten that high. and yes bmr the carp are in there i saw em jumping in muddy bayou but they got in there in 2011 when they had to let water in the lake from steel bayou and they died off. its true they cant survive in a landlocked lake.

Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine

Sorry for the loss of everyone’s property down there. Even the Yore Store went out of business. What a shame.

I guess the carp will be in Eagle now. SMH


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I hadn't even though about the carp. Another good lake will bite the dust.

I thought Eagle had carp in it because it was not land lock from Mississippi river?

Originally Posted by Swampseed

I thought Eagle had carp in it because it was not land lock from Mississippi river?

No its normally locked off but when they open all the flood control mechanisms they can get in there. It’s rare the corps have to let water into eagle


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Originally Posted by murdok

in recorded history its never gotten that high. and yes bmr the carp are in there i saw em jumping in muddy bayou but they got in there in 2011 when they had to let water in the lake from steel bayou and they died off. its true they cant survive in a landlocked lake.

Pretty sure they can survive about anywhere they get into. Being landlocked hasn't killed them off in Reelfoot. Been there for years.

Originally Posted by Bluesraider

Pretty sure they can survive about anywhere they get into. Being landlocked hasn't killed them off in Reelfoot. Been there for years.

i dont see how it kills em off either but a lot of biologist say eventually they will eventually disappear. we'll see. i hate those things.