Lower Lake Taneycomo (near Branson, MO)
Missouri Fishing
Sep 21, 2022 12:29:14 #
MoJoe
Loc: Springfield, MO
I have fished upper Lake Taneycomo for trout, and the Upper Lake is basically a cold water tailwater below Table Rock dam.
I understand that the lower lake contains warm water species such as bass, bluegill, and others, but see almost nothing written about the fishing in this area. Any thoughts or suggestions from folks on The Stage?
I understand that the lower lake contains warm water species such as bass, bluegill, and others, but see almost nothing written about the fishing in this area. Any thoughts or suggestions from folks on The Stage?
Sep 21, 2022 13:50:16 #
MoJoe wrote:
I have fished upper Lake Taneycomo for trout, and the Upper Lake is basically a cold water tailwater below Table Rock dam.
I understand that the lower lake contains warm water species such as bass, bluegill, and others, but see almost nothing written about the fishing in this area. Any thoughts or suggestions from folks on The Stage?
I understand that the lower lake contains warm water species such as bass, bluegill, and others, but see almost nothing written about the fishing in this area. Any thoughts or suggestions from folks on The Stage?
I have never fished any lower than Lilly.s Landing, I know very little about it.
Sep 22, 2022 16:41:17 #
ITAdirectorreg2
Loc: Branson, Mo.
Have caught some very nice size bass just downriver from the mall on the river where it intersects another warm water source coming from the flowage below the new bridge area along the outer edge of the parking at Belts ,downstream from Bass Pro using # 3Mepps, brass, no bucktail.
Sep 22, 2022 19:04:22 #
MoJoe
Loc: Springfield, MO
Great! Thanks so much! Guess I'll put in near Scotty's.......I was thinking of closer to Rockaway Beach, but this is perfect.
Sep 23, 2022 14:37:21 #
Bill S
Loc: Springfield, MO
It’s a small lake.
Doesn’t take long to go end to end.
With the water temps in the low 50’s, game fish don’t get as big, but they are in there.
Tight lines.
Doesn’t take long to go end to end.
With the water temps in the low 50’s, game fish don’t get as big, but they are in there.
Tight lines.
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