Hey guys, Long time since I posted! I've been having some health issues PLUS I'm a fulltime student and I work. Not alot of fishing time. But things are slowin down now so I'm back on the lake....well, bank anyhow.
I was wondering if there were any decent places to fish from the banks at Tuckertown. As most of you know, I don't have a boat.
I'm in the market for a lowcost jonboat though if anyone knows of one for sale.
yeah man been real busy you MIGHT be able to help me out with topsail though....thinking about going down and was wondering where a campground or cheap motel might be
go past the spot mentioned above.. take the first right hand road. go about 4-5 miles. you will come to a spot where the lake is on both sides of the road.. right side is ok but lots of fishing line tangled in the stumps left side at the culvrt is best..
about a 1/2 mile farther up the road take a right the road goes sharply right to the boat ramp fish the back from there..
I fish the spilloffs at tuckertown VERY often, about 4 times so far this year. Really a good place to bank fish, ticks ate me up last time though and it started getting really crowded, along with a ton of tailing carp.
I fish the spilloffs at tuckertown VERY often, about 4 times so far this year. Really a good place to bank fish, ticks ate me up last time though and it started getting really crowded, along with a ton of tailing carp.
Nah if you turn on tuckertown road before you get to the 49 bridge, they have spilloffs from when tuckertown gets too full. There is a railroad going beside tuckertown and huge tiles that usher water from tuckertown to these little/big ponds off the side.
Nah if you turn on tuckertown road before you get to the 49 bridge, they have spilloffs from when tuckertown gets too full. There is a railroad going beside tuckertown and huge tiles that usher water from tuckertown to these little/big ponds off the side.
the ponds are deeper than they look i have fished them. along the tracks the water is normally 15-35 feet deep near the road it verys but average is 5-6 feet..
crappie,brim,catfish,and some decent bass..
zooker
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