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catch.and.fillet 09-14-2009 04:04 PM

Big Lake Fishing Forecast 9-19 and 9-20
 
With the rain-out last weekend and college football fanatics starting a new post with every kickoff, how a little feeshing discussion. Will Big Lake trout still be productive on the North end this coming weekend? Weather looks to be good but the tides look mixed. Any report on the water? Are light color plastics still working?

Do ya'll believe that the trout are in "transition" and coming inshore to get active on the reefs? I read about this phenomena somewhere. What's the local knowledge?

biglaketiger 09-14-2009 04:28 PM

Lots of shrimp coming out of the marshes right now, birds should be all over the lake this month, we had ALOT of rain these last few days, tides were way up also due to that low pressure, not sure how the high tides over the last few days and all the fresh water will equal out yet, was in the lake yesterday just for a boat ride and the water was pretty clear

Ray 09-14-2009 04:31 PM

I have a lot to do when I get off work, but I will be hitting the north end like Prien for a couple hours Thurs.
I will be looking for some ladyfish. I hear they are a challenge to catch in Big Lake.

"W" 09-14-2009 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by catch.and.filet (Post 47712)
With the rain-out last weekend and college football fanatics starting a new post with every kickoff, how a little feeshing discussion. Will Big Lake trout still be productive on the North end this coming weekend? Weather looks to be good but the tides look mixed. Any report on the water? Are light color plastics still working?

Do ya'll believe that the trout are in "transition" and coming inshore to get active on the reefs? I read about this phenomena somewhere. What's the local knowledge?



I don't believe they are in "Transition."....I know they are in Transition right now!!! With this cooler rain driven weather the last 5 days....I'm sure thousands of trout have moved from the deeper waters to the reefs and shallow flats!!!! Looking back in my records about this time every year it seems to take place!! Large rain fall and lots of trout!!! Any time now the shrimp will start pouring out of the marshes which you will find fish real easy due to bird action!! Also you can target trout with the tide movement as they chase bait out and into the lake!!! I don't think this rain is going to mess the fishing up...If anything a good flushing will help!!!

catch.and.fillet 09-14-2009 04:39 PM

Excellent, plan to head that way this weekend. Hopefully I'll catch a decent mess and post.

biglaketiger 09-14-2009 04:44 PM

"W", lots of shrimp now in the marshes, some buddies have been picking up some easy limits of shrimp over the last week! Tried to go yesterday but the tides were so high i couldn't get through the weirs!

"W" 09-14-2009 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by biglaketiger (Post 47735)
"W", lots of shrimp now in the marshes, some buddies have been picking up some easy limits of shrimp over the last week! Tried to go yesterday but the tides were so high i couldn't get through the weirs!


I cant throw a cast net to save my life:(

biglaketiger 09-14-2009 04:46 PM

You can throw taco's all day long and still manage to pick up a quick limit, that's how thick they are in there!

Deadly D 09-14-2009 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by "W" (Post 47737)
I cant throw a cast net to save my life:(

:eek:aint that the truth. But Fool caught you some live bait a few times hu and dont lie we all know:*****::*****:

Ray 09-14-2009 07:43 PM

^^^ Taco chunking mutha...

Deadly D 09-14-2009 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Ray (Post 47840)
^^^ Taco chunking mutha...

I had to give you some green:*****::*****:

Ray 09-14-2009 07:51 PM

It took me a few seconds to figger out *** a taco was, until I thought about what a
cast net looks like when I chunk one...
Bait has to figure out how to get into the net.

huntin fool 09-14-2009 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Cap'n D (Post 47843)
I had to give you some green:*****::*****:


Ray you got a greeny from me too!

Ray 09-14-2009 07:57 PM

Thanks. I have been known to throw a perfect taco almost every time...

Spot-Remover 09-14-2009 08:04 PM

I have a long weekend off, Fri.,Sat.,Sun. and Monday. Going to work them specks hard all 4 days. Wife wants to camp at Ellender's, that's fine with me. See yall on the lake.

Ray 09-14-2009 08:07 PM

I will be there... Not sure what days, but will hit most of the weekdays and one Sat. in the next two weeks.

Gerald 09-14-2009 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by biglaketiger (Post 47735)
"W", lots of shrimp now in the marshes, some buddies have been picking up some easy limits of shrimp over the last week! Tried to go yesterday but the tides were so high i couldn't get through the weirs!

About 3 weeks ago.....no shrimp in the marsh. How things change when the time is right.

What size are they catching?

Ray 09-15-2009 06:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Gerald (Post 47947)
About 3 weeks ago.....no shrimp in the marsh. How things change when the time is right.

What size are they catching?

Ditto. I seen a few shrimp popping and lots of mullet and pogy.

biglaketiger 09-15-2009 07:36 AM

From the shrimp i saw they were catching 14 -16 count.

LaAngler 09-15-2009 08:41 AM

i know a lot of freshwater came down with this rain, prien lake rose a couple feet higher than usual, before the rain they were catching trout all the way up to the barrier.

Jordan 09-15-2009 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by "W" (Post 47737)
I cant throw a cast net to save my life:(


U need a REAL man to show u how to throw one ??? They dont make them in 1' nets.... i'll bring u a high chair so u can throw a 6 foorter.... poor little munchikin !!!!

Jordan 09-15-2009 08:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ray (Post 47855)
It took me a few seconds to figger out *** a taco was, until I thought about what a
cast net looks like when I chunk one...
Bait has to figure out how to get into the net.



RAY... bruh.... u should know what a taco was.... you throw a cast net like u used to work at taco bell bruh.... i had to show u how to throw circles... they make the stupid-proof nets.. ya know with the ring already attached... might have to shuck out a few bucks and get u and W one..... it won't cost much for W's though....not that much material to make a 1 footer....

biglaketiger 09-15-2009 09:04 AM

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Originally Posted by LaAngler (Post 48109)
i know a lot of freshwater came down with this rain, prien lake rose a couple feet higher than usual, before the rain they were catching trout all the way up to the barrier.

Agree alot of rain fell, BUT on thursday before the rain fell the lake was way up, i had to raise my boat in the slip to keep it from floating off! The hight tides pushed a ton of salt water in, but now there has to be a ton of fresh water heading south also, i'm going to head out this afternoon to check it out.

Gerald 09-15-2009 04:26 PM

Salinity is still holding good at I-10.......... 12 to 14 now, would expect this to start dropping by morning.

Water level looks to be ~ above 1 foot above normal at I-10..... according to the Computer readings.

catch.and.fillet 09-15-2009 05:33 PM

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I see the chance of rain forecast going up by Friday from 10% to 30%. I wish it would hold off. I'm worried about clarity and too much fresh water. High water might also scatter the fish.

Regarding color, for early in the morning, what ya'll think about black/chartuese vs. glow/chartreuse?

I just bought a selection of those Brown's lures, devil eyes and no-eyes. Anybody try those with any success. The one's with the eyes are some kind of ugly.

Ray 09-15-2009 05:38 PM

I have used both the ones with eyes and without. They do well. I think the one with the eyes do better, but I never used them both on the same day.

"W" 09-15-2009 06:19 PM

Ray COME ON MAN.........I have not had one day to fish this hitch off and tomorrow was my only chance!!! WHAM 15-20mph winds!!!! That just aint right

Ray 09-15-2009 07:27 PM

I have too much to do tomorrow, but me and Gerald will be hittin' da lake Thursday.
I ain't skeert of no weather. Unless it is lightening.



Gerald, get ready for a bumpy ride. You remember the last time we fished the same day??? My luck ain't changing...

Gerald 09-15-2009 09:23 PM

Bumpy I can handle......rainy....don't like it.....but been there, done that too.

Gerald 09-15-2009 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by catch.and.filet (Post 48353)
I see the chance of rain forecast going up by Friday from 10% to 30%. I wish it would hold off. I'm worried about clarity and too much fresh water. High water might also scatter the fish.

Regarding color, for early in the morning, what ya'll think about black/chartuese vs. glow/chartreuse?

I just bought a selection of those Brown's lures, devil eyes and no-eyes. Anybody try those with any success. The one's with the eyes are some kind of ugly.

I was looking at those big eyed bait in Acadamy a few days ago. Did not get any. While looking the fishing bait, a young employee asked if I needed any help. I found out that this was his first day working there.

I had just finished looking at the Norton Sand Ells on display. Ever since this past spring, I look to see if they have any of Glow/Chart Jr's for sale. I have about conluded that they don't ever order that bait. In the last 9 times I have been in the Lake Charles store....they have not had any.

Back to the employee...... I told him this same information, and told him he could make "points" with the boss it he would tell him about the Sand Ells and get them to stock some.

Ray 09-16-2009 08:50 AM

Gerald, I have both. You can try both and see for yourself. I will holler at you in a little while.


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