Thursday, June 18, 2009

Percy Priest Lake Fishing Report 6-14-09


Weekly Fishing Reports for Percy Priest Lake

Fishing on Percy priest this past week has been great for most species. Great numbers & great size as a matter of fact. Most fish are in that feeding stage right before they go into the summer time pattern for good.

Bass Fishing has been gteat this past week. If you like to night fish, then prime time is here. Day time fishing has also bee good in the morning tapering off in the after noon and then turning back on at nite. Best baits recently have been the carolina rig and the crankbait in the day time. At night, let just say pick up a hook and throw it and you still can catch a fish. Its been that easy. Best depth have been anywhere from one foot on out to 15 foot of water.

Crappie Fishing has been above normal. Trolling and spider rigs have been great or just slip out into deeper water and find schools of crappie and load the boat up when you do find one. Best baits being used are minnows & tube baits fishing around 10-20 foot of water.

Rockfish / Hybrid fishing has been below normal with a lot of numbers being caught early in the morning. On the cloudy days is your best bet to go unless you go after them at nite. Best baits have been the hp jerk shad fished slow near points & ledges.

Yellow Bellies have produced well lately, but very deep for us when you do find them. Best bait to use have been the spoon fished in 10-20 foot of water.

Catfishing has been excellent lately. Great numbers and sizes all over. Jugs & trotlines have been working well using just about anything. Catch them while you can, they will be headed deep soon. Best depths have been from the shallows on out to 10 foot of water.

Water Level - 491.17
Water Temp - 82 degrees

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Percy Priest Lake Fishing Report 5-2-09

Weekly Fishing Reports for Percy Priest Lake

Fishing on Percy priest this past week has been average for all species. Great numbers, but not a lot of size for all species. This is mostly due to several of the species just got through going on bed, but there are few like catfishing that are really picking up.

Bass Fishing has been average this past week. Best baits recently have been the carolina rig and a close second was the crankbait & spinnerbait. Best depth have been anywhere from one foot on out to 10 foot of water.

Crappie Fishing has been great recently with some big slabs been caught. Best baits being used are minnows & tube baits fishing around 1-12 foot of water.

Rockfish / Hybrid fishing has been above normal with a lot of numbers & big fish being caught early in the morning. On the cloudy days, we have caught these fish all the way to noon. Best baits have been the hp jerk shad and spinnerbaits fished in 4-10 foot of water.

Yellow Bellies have produced well lately. If you find the crappie, the yellow bellies are usually close by. Best bait to use have been the live minnow fished in 1-10 foot of water.

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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Percy Priest Lake Fishing Report 4-12-09

Weekly Fishing Reports for Percy Priest Lake

Fishing this past week has been tougher than usually due to some heavy rains and then several tornados on Friday. On a rating from 0-10, I would give this week a 4. Give it a couple days to settle and things should be back to normal.


Water Temp. - 54 degrees
Water Level - 488.8


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Percy Priest Lake Fishing Report 4-5-09

Weekly Fishing Reports for Percy Priest Lake

Fishing on Percy priest this past week has been above average for all species. Great numbers and size on all species. Local bass tournaments have been winning with a combined catch of 20-25 pounds. I apologize for not being on time with the reports. Its a tough time of year for us, due to fishing season and turkey season in full swing.

Bass Fishing has been great for some anglers that have been spending their time on the water. Best baits recently have been the hoppys spinnerbait or the hp Speedster spinnerbait, jig-n-pig when conditions have been tough, and the hp stick bait. Best depth have been anywhere from the shallows on out to 12 foot of water.

Crappie Fishing has been great recently with some big slabs been caught. Expect most of these fishing to spawn with in the next couple of weeks. Best baits being used are minnows & tube baits fishing around 4-12 foot of water.

Rockfish / Hybrid fishing has been above normal with a lot of numbers being caught early in the morning. On cloudy days the bite will last a couple hours longer. Best baits have been the hp jerk shad and spinnerbaits fished in 4-10 foot of water.

Yellow Bellies have produced well lately but speradic. Best baits are the spoon and live minnows. Expect these fish to be moving up over the next several days.

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Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Percy Priest Lake Fishing Report 3-1-09

Weekly Fishing Reports for Percy Priest Lake

We will give you one new reports this week, and that is the lake level. This is due to our success was a repeat of the week before and we did not want to just duplicate last weeks reports. Good news, that means that fishing is consistant.

Lake Level - 485.57
Water Temp. - 45 Degrees

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Percy Priest Lake Fishing Report 2-22-09

Weekly Fishing Report for Percy Priest Lake

Fishing this past week has been above normal once again. Fish shallow rock banks on those sunny warm days, especially in the afternoon.

Bass Fishing has been good. The best depth to catch these fish are changing day by day due to some warmer weather. Most anglers are catching fish from the shallows on out to 20 foot of water. Best lures have been the jig & pig combination and some crankbait action on those warmer days. When the fish have backed off the hp Diamond Blade has produced some good fish.

Crappie Fishing has been great on some days and a little slower on others. Best baits have been the hair jigs or minnows fished from 4 foot -16 foot of water.

Rockfish, Hybrid Fishing has been great also, but speradic. All types of baits have been working including spoons, hp Diamond Blade, & live bait. Depth has been ranging any where from 5-20 foot of water depending on the weather on that given day.

Yellow Bellies are almost always biting good if you can find them. Right now most are deep and can be caught on spoons or live bait.

Water Temp. - 45 Degrees

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Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Percy Priest Lake Fishing Report 2-15-09

Weekly Fishing Report for Percy Priest Lake

Fishing this past week has been above average due to some warmer weather that had moved in. This caused the fish to move a little shallower than normal. Warm days with brite sun will get the fish to move up and stage on rock banks this time of year.

Bass Fishing has been good with the most success coming off jig & pig combination with crankbaits working well on those warm days. Most successful depth has been from the shallows on out to 15 foot of water.

Crappie Fishing has been great. Best depths have been from 4-10 foot of water with minnows and jigs. On cloudy days they tend to back off a little deeper.

Stripers fishing has been sporadic but good when found. Most success coming from 10-20 foot of water on spoons or live bait.

Trout fishing has been great due to the stocking at Nice Mill last week. Go on the week days so you do not have to fight the crowd.

Water Temp - 42 degrees
Water Level - 482.73 ft.

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