Enid Lake Fishing Reports

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Garry The SnailSilver Ambassador

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Swimmin' Super Fluke - EOL White Pearl / 5"

$5.99

Species

Largemouth Bass

TechniqueSoft Jerkbaits

SeasonSummer

StructureSubmerged Vegetation

Since Enid is a flood-control lake, the water is steady, but lack of rain shows some hotter water each week. The past month has been hot and dry, so the summer angler pattern in in effect. Fish early morning or late evening, and keep the sun in front of you and fishing the shadows, if possible. Spinners are working in shallows under shadows (brush, limbs), as well as flukes on top of vegetation. Just have to find the areas that offer overhanging vegetation, as well as drop offs from the shallow to deeper water. Wallace area is holding some good fish, you just have to have patience and work the shadows. Must have been a good spawn this year, because we are seeing a ton of small largemouth bass moving, even caught one the size of my finger. LOL! Persimmon, Long Branch and Point Pleasant offer some decent fishing areas, but be careful of shallow flats ... they will come fast if you don't pay attention. The lake is around full pool, but there is still plenty of shallow flats that can work for you.

Jon MooreBronze Ambassador

Berkley

PowerBait Slobberknocker Bladed Jig 1/2 oz / BL Special

$12.99

Species

Largemouth Bass

TechniqueBladed Jigs

SeasonSpring (Spawn)

StructureFlooded Brush

Was a rough day fishing water less than 1” visibility. Very muddy used bladed jig, crank, square bill, spinner bait, jerk bait and worm. Not one bite

Carlos Willis Fishing Silver Ambassador

Jenko

Little Mermaid 1.5" - EOL Chartreuse Lime / 1 1/2"

$3.99

Jenko

Big T X-Series Livescope Crappie Jigging Rod - EOL 15'0" / Crappie Medium-Heavy / 2

$219.99

Species

Crappie

TechniqueCrappie Sniping (Casting/Single Poling)

SeasonWinter

StructureOpen Water/Basin

Caught some really nice crappie averaging 13-15” in 10-15ft of water. Fish really didn’t have a target depth they wanted to suspend at so I take it they they are roaming chasing Shad! Some fish would let you get close to them and some didn’t care for the boat and would ease away. Holding the bait still right on their head was the best presentation. They normally prefer a smaller profile bait this time of year.