I'm new here (Page 2): Im a grunt myself. Welcome.

Danger25 Loc: Philly/ Cape may New Jersey

Intelgunny wrote:

Thanks. Yup. 23 years living in the mud.

Im a grunt myself. Welcome.

Eyecrosser Loc: Camdenton Mo. Lake of Ozarks.

Intelgunny wrote:

Hi folks. Patrick Metcalf here, on beautiful Richland Chambers Lake.

Welcome Patrick.
Here is a googled report on Lake chamberlain fishing:

Tips & Tactics
Largemouth bass anglers should look for fish congregated around underwater structure where they can be caught with jigging spoons and deep-diving crankbaits. Crappie anglers will have success with jigs or minnows near bridge crossings and in the abundant timber in the upper Richland and Chambers creek arms. Catfishes are everywhere; cut bait, stink bait, chicken livers, and worms are all productive. White bass and hybrid stripers are active from the 287 bridge to the dam. Use a graph recorder to find schools of shad or follow the birds to find schooling activity. Heavy jigs or slabs work well when fish are deep.

NoCal Steve Loc: Dunnigan, CA

Eyecrosser wrote:

Welcome Patrick. br Here is a googled report on L... (show quote)

Pat... just read the report from Eye. Do you have a guest house? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

eddierbias Loc: Texas Panhandle Pampa 79065

You're living by one of the best kept secret lakes to fish for bass.

NoCal Steve Loc: Dunnigan, CA

eddierbias wrote:

You're living by one of the best kept secret lakes to fish for bass.

Bias... you certainly got my attention with that statement. If such a lake existed, I have never mentioned it here on the stage. I'd like to keep it that way but I'm curious to know if you know. Will you answer a couple of questions please?

In the Sept/Oct 2020 issue of Bassmaster Magazine there is an article that lists the best little known lakes and reservoirs for bass fishing in California. Is the following statement True or False? The lake you are talking about was not mentioned in the article.
Question #2 In a race from one end of the lake to the other end of the lake between an $80K Ranger with a 250HP motor and my 30 year old Stratos with a 120HP motor, who would win?

Danger25 Loc: Philly/ Cape may New Jersey

Question 3....if you’re traveling at the speed of light and you flip on your high beams.....do they do anything?

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Danger25 wrote:

Question 3....if you’re traveling at the speed of light and you flip on your high beams.....do they do anything?

NO they don't √

NoCal Steve Loc: Dunnigan, CA

Danger25 wrote:

Question 3....if you’re traveling at the speed of light and you flip on your high beams.....do they do anything?

My two questions are for real Dang. We really do have a lake you can go to in April and catch a 25lb limit each and every day of the month and many days catch two limits of that size. As hard as it is to imagine such a lake exists, it does and has escaped national exposure. I'll even give away the answer to the first question. We breathed a sigh of relief and then laughed our asses off when that Bassmaster article came out!

Danger25 Loc: Philly/ Cape may New Jersey

Was joking around NoCal....im glad no one found your lake. Would suck if you showed up one morning and dozens of people were fishing your secret spot.

NoCal Steve Loc: Dunnigan, CA

Wish it was my lake! I'd build a house on it and never leave. The lake belongs to us Nor Cal natives and there are other reason we've been successful at keeping it off the radar for now. But with social media and everything that makes the world smaller it won't surprise me if the word gets out.

Whitey Loc: Southeast ohio

NoCal Steve wrote:

Wish it was my lake! I'd build a house on it and never leave. The lake belongs to us Nor Cal natives and there are other reason we've been successful at keeping it off the radar for now. But with social media and everything that makes the world smaller it won't surprise me if the word gets out.

🤫

Danger25 Loc: Philly/ Cape may New Jersey

NoCal Steve wrote:

Wish it was my lake! I'd build a house on it and never leave. The lake belongs to us Nor Cal natives and there are other reason we've been successful at keeping it off the radar for now. But with social media and everything that makes the world smaller it won't surprise me if the word gets out.

Heres hoping your secret spot stays secret a while longer....

eddierbias Loc: Texas Panhandle Pampa 79065

NoCal Steve wrote:

Bias... you certainly got my attention with that s... (show quote)

cannot remember the issue of Texas Parks and Wildlife in which the statement was made. My good friend that lives in Gainesville got really ticked about it.

When it comes to water craft I am not a boat owner. Prefer water wagons that the bass can turn in circles.

you should enjoy the lake.

NoCal Steve Loc: Dunnigan, CA

Thanks for the info... it makes sense that they would know about it. And if you are ever out this way during one of the magic months....