Going good. Water temps are warming up into the upper 50's and should into the low 60's by next week. Fish are starting to move up into pre-spawn as well. Shooting Buffalo, Common Carp, and a few Longnose Gar, along with a Grass Carp occasionally. Water clarity has ranged from clear to muddy depending on locations.
Going good. Water temps are warming up into the upper 50's and should into the low 60's by next week. Fish are starting to move up into pre-spawn as well. Shooting Buffalo, Common Carp, and a few Longnose Gar, along with a Grass Carp occasionally. Water clarity has ranged from clear to muddy depending on locations.
Fish are starting to move up into the shallows as the water temperatures are getting warmer with these warmer spring-like days in southwest Missouri. Picture from a recent trip with a client.
Fish are starting to move up into the shallows as the water temperatures are getting warmer with these warmer spring-like days in southwest Missouri. Picture from a recent trip with a client.
I've been crappie fishing up on Truman Lake on the lower end fish have been between 20 and 45 feet deep, and water temperatures are about 35°. We've been breaking ice every morning to get to our fish. We've only started fishing again a couple of days ago as both of our lakes were frozen for the most part. Fishing has been good with lots of fish in the 10 to 11 inch range. We've been using double 8-ounce jig, heads with soft plastic and natural colors, dropping into the brush or the open water schools, and a slow retrieve
Jason S.
Lake Ozark, MissouriReported 5 months ago
I've been crappie fishing up on Truman Lake on the lower end fish have been between 20 and 45 feet deep, and water temperatures are about 35°. We've been breaking ice every morning to get to our fish. We've only started fishing again a couple of days ago as both of our lakes were frozen for the most part. Fishing has been good with lots of fish in the 10 to 11 inch range. We've been using double 8-ounce jig, heads with soft plastic and natural colors, dropping into the brush or the open water schools, and a slow retrieve
Blue cat on Truman Lake water temperature is currently 38°. Blue cat fight is on fire. We have been averaging 30+ fish a day with a few fish over 15 pounds. We have been fishing creek channels with heavy concentrations of bait in 10 to 30 foot of water on the upper Osage and upper Grand Arm
Crappie fishing on Truman is also really good with several fish being over a pound and a half every trip. Fish in the lower end of Truman Lake are in large schools on trees and brush in 12 to 25 foot of water....
Jason S.
Lake Ozark, MissouriReported 5 months ago
Blue cat on Truman Lake water temperature is currently 38°. Blue cat fight is on fire. We have been averaging 30+ fish a day with a few fish over 15 pounds. We have been fishing creek channels with heavy concentrations of bait in 10 to 30 foot of water on the upper Osage and upper Grand Arm
Crappie fishing on Truman is also really good with several fish being over a pound and a half every trip. Fish in the lower end of Truman Lake are in large schools on trees and brush in 12 to 25 foot of water. The fish on the upper end of Truman and the Grand Arm are in 7 to 15 feet of water on trees or roaming in coves. Best bite is natural shad colors.
Michael is great!!! He was so knowledgeable and friendly. Was great with my teenage son. Taught him a ton and related really well with him. We caught an enormous amount of bass. Has the knowledge and skill set for any level of angler. Would highly recommended fishing trip with Michael. We will do it again.
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