Thread: Where should we go?

Coach
Watersedge RV park on Grand Lake is a nice place to take the RV.
All spaces overlook the lake and they have slips to keep the boat in.

Crappie fishing is good, matter of fact, I sold the RV and bought a place on the lake just up the lake a ways from watersedge.....

Dont waste your time going anywhere but Eufaula you can catch the fish around bridge piers and rip rap early or find brushpiles to fish but I would bet they would be spawning by then and ya could catch them on the banks I know of no where better to fish at in March and it has a liberal limit so you can catch fish when you fish not just 15

What are some the better marinas and RV hook ups at Eufaula? Any good spots? I should know about? We were thinking Broken Bow because we heard how pretty it was, but I am trying to find some good fishing and good places for the wife

Try Rock creek camping area Coach it is just south of Crowder fishing willbe good around there dont know what you have in mind for wife but McCalister isnt to far if she wants to shop while you fish

Is that near Cardinal Point? I was looking on the lake map to try and figure it out. The wife doesnt like my boat go figure, she wants to rent a pontoon.

I guess Eufaula is a better crappie lake than broken bow?

Anyone ever heard of Coles Evergreen Marina on Eufaula?

Coach I never heard of that one I know number 9 camp ground is pretty nice You could camp at Rock Creek campground and fish right there with your boat You could take your wife to dinner at Krebs for some great Italian food

Let me give you a run down of how things willbe working down there Coach In a couple weeks the fish will be stacking up and or moving towards the creeks and spawning coves they will be on the rip rap of the bridges around and near the creeks or spawning coves like I-40 bridge when the sun starts warming these banks the shad and crappie will be around then they will move on back and you will catch them on the creek channels and when the water temps get right they will move on in on the banks I dont know that much about Broken Bow but just take a general concenus of spring time crappie anglers here in Okie Land near Tulsa and you will see I am right Look for me around I have a Red 520 ranger with pole holders on the front and use OUTLAW crappie poles 12 footers I stock them here in BA from 5 foot to 14 foot if anyone needs one Good Luck Big George aka Crappie George