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Post GPS coordinates please
[/quote]Hey I don't have any of that new GPS stuff we still do it the old way, so I hope this helps.
One dock had a 25 foot pondtoon with a 90 horse Mercury on it, the fish were holding on the left side near the white pole. Laurens/Newberry side.
The other place that was productive was on The Greenwood side, look for the 2 pine trees 30 foot tall with the water oak 20 foot tall standing in the middle of them. There is a tree laying in the water on the left side of the dock. The fish where holding 20 feet away from that tree.
One other place look for the yellow house with the Chevy truck parked in the yard on the right side of the double steeple house. This dock house has the jet boat lifted
up in it, the fish are holding in the right back corner under the lifted boat. This was located near the Beaver House stucked in the back of Quarter Creek. Newberry Side.
One other place had this little black boy holding a lattern, it's standing on the corner of the cement wall and wood wall, there is a brush pile out in front of it in 15 feet of water and the fish were coming up on the devil horse at this location. Look for the water pipe being used to water the lawn. This will help you line up on the brush.
Flippy I hope this helps and you can put this info to some good, don't waste time looking for unproductive stuff. We spent way to much time just beating the bank and we could have caught more fish if we would have stayed in the other places.
Monk may have these places marked in his GPS unit.
Statistics: Posted by Boogerman — Sun May 10, 2009 9:16 am
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Statistics: Posted by z gone fishing — Sat May 09, 2009 9:44 pm
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Post GPS coordinates please
Statistics: Posted by Flippinidiot — Sat May 09, 2009 8:28 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Boogerman — Sat May 09, 2009 7:29 am
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The baits of choice or the ones the fish liked were, bubble gum floating worm, candy corn floating worm, buzzbait, super spook, white toad, methiolate fluke, whaky worm.
Some fish holding around the docks, wood, rocks and near deep water.
Good luck if any of you are fishing this weekend.
If you want to have some fun with a kid this weekend, get you a cup of worms or some crickets and go bream fishing. They are all over the bank in the shallow water and some pretty good ones.
Statistics: Posted by Boogerman — Fri May 08, 2009 4:00 pm
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