Submitted By: Steve Ryals
Date(s)_Fished: 8-2-02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: South of Pelican Island and in front of West
Bay Marina
Overall_Rating: Fair
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Jug Lines
Depth: 10 to 15 Feet
Baits: Shad and Shrimp
Qty_Caught: 10 to 15
Additional_comments: Fished all night with 6 people.Biggest
cat was
caught on a jug line at 5lbs.Bite was slow and far and few between.10
keepers
and a few small ones,2 were caught on jug lines and the rest on rod and
reel .Maybe the bite will be better next time.
Submitted By: Goose
Date(s)_Fished: 07/27-08/01/2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: From the Northside of the Island to Indian Creek
Overall_Rating: Excellent
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 15 to 25 Feet
Baits: Shad
Qty_Caught: 15 to 25
Additional_comments: Fished 4 days during this period with
excellent
results. Had limits 3 days and 13 on the other (short day), with
kickers
of 15 fish between 3-8 lbs. Fishing has been best during the heat of
the
day, starting at 10 AM the bite would get better. I haven't fished past
2 PM, but they were still biting when I left.
Submitted By: Chad
Ferguson
Date(s)_Fished: 7-27-02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: Newly flooded ground
Overall_Rating: Poor
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less than 5 Feet
Baits: Sure Shot
Punch Bait
Qty_Caught: 5 to 10
Additional_comments: Only fished an hour, way too windy to
be on the
lake, had to get off the water. Bite was slow.
Submitted By: David Rumbough
Date(s)_Fished: 7-29-02
Water_Body_Fished: eagle mountain
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: North side of Island
Overall_Rating: Good
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 15 to 25 Feet
Baits: fresh cut shad, worms
Qty_Caught: 5 to 10
Additional_comments: Fishing was good caught plenty of
chanels 2lb+,
Nice 4lb blue, small flathead
Submitted By: Goose
Date(s)_Fished: 7/17-26/2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: From Fort Worth Anglers Club north to Indian
Creek
Overall_Rating: Good
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 15 to 25 Feet
Baits: Shad
Qty_Caught: 15 to 25
Additional_comments: Fished 7 days during this period with
mixed results,
depending entirely on the wind. When the wind did not blow, I caught
5-10
catfish with all being 12"-15". When there was a good breeze,
I caught 20-25 catfish with most in the 15"-18" range with
approximately
15 between 3-8 lbs. Best bite was in the middle of the channel from
Crappie
Cove to Indian Creek, and didn't bite good until 10 AM (when it starts
getting
hot). I got a report that drifting was good late in the day and into
the
evening, when there is a breeze.
Submitted By: Chad
Ferguson
Date(s)_Fished: 07.20.02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: Newly flooded ground
Overall_Rating: Excellent
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less than 5 feet
Baits: Sure
Shot Punch
Bait
Qty_Caught: Caught so many I lost count.
Additional_comments: I quit counting at 25, all good sized
fish, many
in the 3-4 lb range, caught one 9.5 pound channel cat ,
bite was
very light, they were not even moving the rod tip. All fish were caught
in a 2 hour time frame after dark.
Submitted By: Larry
Tatum
Date(s)_Fished: 7/12-15/2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: From Fort Worth Anglers Club north to Indian
Creek, as
well as Walnut Creek area
Overall_Rating: Fair
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 15 to 25 Feet
Baits: Shad
Qty_Caught: 10 to 15
Additional_comments: Catfishing 7/12 was bad, there wasn't
any wind
and couldn't find any fish to cooperate. On 7/13 at the Fort Anglers
Club
tourney there where very few catfish caught, there was absolutely no
wind
to drift with. Everyone weighed in lots of sand bass, with the winner
weighing
in 20.74 lbs., with a 15 fish limit of sand bass and 1 catfish.On 7/15
fishing
was better when the wind started blowing, between 9:30 AM and 1:30 PM I
caught 14 catfish, with 1 11 lbs. and 2 3-4 lbers, in the Oakwood
Harbour
area. Now if it would quit raining (7/16) I would try to catch some
more,
oh well, we are never satisfied.
Submitted By: Chad
Ferguson
Date(s)_Fished: 07.14.02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: All Over
Overall_Rating: Poor
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less than 5 feet
Baits: Sure Shot
Punch Bait, Dead Shad
Qty_Caught: 1 to 5
Additional_comments: Had a hard time locating the fish, was
not getting
any bites and then went to our old standby hole and they started
hitting
hard, caught some nice 3 and 4 lb channels but by that time it was 4:00
and we had to head home, left them biting. Overall was a very poor
night
fishing.
Submitted By: Chad
Ferguson - Webmaster
Date(s)_Fished: 07.04.02
and 07.06.02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: South End Near The Dam
Overall_Rating: Good
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less Than 10 Feet
Baits: Sure Shot Punch Bait
Qty_Caught: Caught so many I lost count
Additional_comments: Fished a friends boat dock on the south
end these
two days so I did not have to get out on the water with the "holiday
crazies". Thursday night I could not keep the bait in the water. They
were hitting faster than I could bait, both blues and channels in the
2-3
pound range, all caught in about 2 foot of water. There was several big
20+ poound blues rolling on the rocks feeding as well. Saturday night
(following
heavy rains on Friday), same spot, very slow, lot's of bites but only
caught
dinks all night, and very few of them.
Submitted By: Goose
Date(s)_Fished: 7/1-7/6-2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: From Fort Worth Anglers Club north to Indian
Creek, as
well as Walnut Creek area
Overall_Rating: Good
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 15 to 25 Feet
Baits: Shad
Qty_Caught: 10 to 15
Additional_comments: Fishing for the last week overall has
been fairly
good with an average of 10-15 catfish caught with 1 or 2 over 3 lbs.
Nearly
all have been channel cats, the blue cats have dissappeared I haven't
caught
blues like I did earlier this year. The results depended on the wind a
whole
lot. It seems there is no in-between, it is either slick or
whitecapping.
The best areas seem to be the Lakeview Marina area. I haven't fished
any
shallow water(Indian Creek 14') but it should be good shallow in the
nighttime.
The Fort Worth Anglers Club has a 3-string tournament(catfish, sand
bass
and crappie) every 2nd Saturday for members it only cost $8. It only
costs
$25 per year to belong and you can save that &5-$10 launch fee
that
the marinas charge. Our next tournament is the 13th, you can call the
FWAC
at 817-444-4212 for details. Have a good week on the lake.
Submitted By: David Rumbough
Date(s)_Fished: July
3 2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Muddy
Area_Fished: Indian creek & south flats off Pelican
Island
Overall_Rating: Fair
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 10 to 15 Feet
Baits: Shad dead and alive, Worms
Qty_Caught: 1 to 5
Additional_comments: Fishing wasn't great caught a few small
cats and
a couple sandies shad are in Indian Creek thick though but alot of ger
Later
going to try again
Submitted By: Jeff
Adam
Date(s)_Fished: July
4, 2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain Lake
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: Indian creek
Overall_Rating: Poor
Species: Channel Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 10 to 15 Feet
Baits: shad - live, dead & cutbait
Qty_Caught: 1 to 5
Additional_comments: 10-15 mph SE Wind, overcast skies after
heavy rains.
Fished 8 am - noon. Only caught small fish. Fished shallow 3-5' first
hr
then drifted over creek channels, humps and Indian Creek bay. Water
temp
81. Fishing should have been better given excellent conditions -- I'm
sure
better fishermen did well!
Submitted By: Jeff
Adam
Date(s)_Fished: June
30, 2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain Lake
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: Deep water drop offs and main river channel
both East and
South of Pelican Island, Deep water drop off in front of lake dam water
discharge
Overall_Rating: Poor
Species: Blue Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: More than 25 Feet
Baits: live 6" shad, 3-4" dead shad
Qty_Caught: SKUNKED
Additional_comments: 5:30 am to 11 am. Overcast, 10-15 SE
wind, raining
with thunderstorms. probably should have fished shallow flats given
conditions
wanted to find them big blues. Marked several large schools of big fish
suspended at 18 to 22' down over 25 to 35' of water. BUT, not a single
bite.
drifted with sock using 3 lines at different depths. Sandbass were
everywhere
but couldn't catch a cat.
Submitted By: Jeff
Adam
Date(s)_Fished: June
28, 2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain Lake
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: flats adjacent to deep water -- Indian Creek
and next 2
sloughs south of there
Overall_Rating: Poor
Species: Channel Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 5 to 10 Feet
Baits: shad - live, dead & cutbait
Qty_Caught: 1 to 5
Additional_comments: overcast, 5-10mph SE wind. 6-10 am.
drifted for
channels. only caught very small ones on bottom.
Submitted By: Sam Cotton
Date(s)_Fished: 06
27 02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: shallow water over rocks close to deep water
Overall_Rating: Good
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less than 5 feet
Baits: catfish charlies
Qty_Caught: 15 to 25
Additional_comments: Fished under a cork over large rocky
areas. Caught
several 12 to 14 inch fish. Two over four pounds.
Submitted By: Jeff
Adam
Date(s)_Fished: June
23, 2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain Lake
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: flats adjacent to deep water -- south of
Pelican Island
Overall_Rating: Fair
Species: Channel Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 5 to 10 Feet
Baits: 3-6" shad
Qty_Caught: 1 to 5
Additional_comments: calm, clear skies -- pretty tough to
drift in these
conditions. Caught 2 to 4 pd channels with very few (none) other bites
except
incidental sandbass. still experimenting with different bottom rigs.
Spoke
to 3 other boat fisherman who fished different areas same day &
they
were skunked.
Submitted By: Jeff
Adam
Date(s)_Fished: June
20, 2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain Lake
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: Main river channel near Fort Worth Anglers Club
Overall_Rating: Fair
Species: Channel Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 15 to 25 Feet
Baits: shad
Qty_Caught: 1 to 5
Additional_comments: 7-9 pm, drifted. 10-15 NE mph wind.
Tried different
bottom rigs/hooks. Fish seemed to be located right on outer bend of
river
channel at edge of dropoff. fish were 1 to 5 pd channels. caught lots
of
incidental sand bass (but I wasn't trying to catch them!).
Submitted By: Goose
Date(s)_Fished: 6/19-20/2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: From Fort Worth Anglers Club north to Indian
Creek
Overall_Rating: Good
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 15 to 25 Feet
Baits: Shad
Qty_Caught: Caught so many I lost count.
Additional_comments: Fishing was slow 6/17, only
caught 10. Fishing
was much better on 6/19 & 6/20. On 6/19 caught 23, with a 3
& a
4 lber., the bite slowed down when the wind started whitecapping the
lake.
On 6/20 caught a limit by noon, with a 6 lber. being the largest.
Hopefully
this is only the start of the good drifting for the summer. Shad where
caught
at West Bay Marina early, they become harder to find the later it gets
Submitted By: Jeff
Adam
Date(s)_Fished: June
14, 2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain Lake
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: 10-25' south of Pelican Island
Overall_Rating: Poor
Species: Channel Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 10 to 15 Feet
Baits: shad - live, dead & cutbait
Qty_Caught: 1 to 5
Additional_comments: Explored this area of lake -- (fairly
new to me),
overcast in morning, clear skies after 11 am. 5-10 mph SE wind. Good
conditions
but only caught small channels. Walnut creek channel to main lake has
some
interesting fishing spots but I couldn't get any big fish to bite.
Mainly
fished on bottom (drifting) with one line 5' off bottom for blues (6"
shad).
Submitted By: Goose
Date(s)_Fished: 6/13-14/2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: From Fort Worth Anglers Club north to Indian
Creek
Overall_Rating: Good
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 15 to 25 Feet
Baits: Shad
Qty_Caught: Caught so many I lost count.
Additional_comments: Fishing had been slow prior to the last
2 days
for me. Drifted areas between FWAC and Indian Creek with fish being
caught
in all areas in between. I caught 22 on 6/13 with 5 being in the 4-5
lb.
range. I caught a limit on 6/14 with largest being 6 lbs. There was a
fairly
equal split between channel and blue cats, with 1 4 lb. flathead. These
where the best 2 days for drifting, the wind was never too high or too
still.
Overall fishing was good.
Submitted By: Jeff
Adam
Date(s)_Fished: June
8, 2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain Lake
Water_was: Muddy
Area_Fished: Indian creek
Overall_Rating: Fair
Species: Channel Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 5 to 10 Feet
Baits: shad
Qty_Caught: 5 to 10
Additional_comments: 7-11 am , 5-15 mph wind, bite is VERY
soft. Boated
10 channels from 1-4 pds and probably missed another 10. All
hooks were
sharpened but the bite in this creek was just very soft. clear skies,
too
Submitted By: Jeff
Adam
Date(s)_Fished: June
6,2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain Lake
Water_was: Muddy
Area_Fished: Shallow secondary creek mouth on south end of
lake (I don't
know the name of it??)
Overall_Rating: Fair
Species: Blue Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 5 to 10 Feet
Baits: shad-whole & cut bait
Qty_Caught: 5 to 10
Additional_comments: Fished 7-10 am, fairly constant but
soft bite.
Largest blue about 20 pds.
Submitted By: Chad
Ferguson
Date(s)_Fished: 06.01.02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: Shallow Water and Flats
Overall_Rating: Excellent
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less than 5 feet
Baits: Sure Shot
Punch Bait
Qty_Caught: 28
Additional_comments: 2.5 hours on the water, caught 9 Blues
(9 keepers)
and 19 channels (11 Keepers) all caught on Sure Shot Bait in less than
5
feet of water. The smallest blue was 4 lbs. Everyone else that I came
across
at the boat ramp when leaving was skunked. All fish were caught on Sure
Shot Punch Bait.
Submitted By: Neil
Kolban
Date(s)_Fished: 6/6/2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: Inlet near Flemming Slough
Overall_Rating: Good
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 5 to 10 Feet
Baits: Stink bait (chicken blood and dough) from packet
Qty_Caught: 1 to 5
Additional_comments: Great fun. Used a float, a 1/2 ounce
sinker and
a small hook. Love watching that float bob and dance. Think my
technique
was poor because I tried to make the float FLOAT ... that means that my
bait (and sinker) were well above the bottom. Ah well ... next time :-)
Submitted By: Goose
Date(s)_Fished: 05/24/02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: From the Northside of the Island to Indian Creek
Overall_Rating: Fair
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 15 to 25 Feet
Baits: Shad
Qty_Caught: 10 to 15
Additional_comments: Fished from 1' to 30',
drifting(trolling) &
anchored. It was not a good day for me. Too windy for me. The fish were
mainly small, 13"-14", only 1 about 3 lbs. Maybe it will be better
Saturday, when the wind dies down, if it doesn't rain
Submitted By: Goose
Date(s)_Fished: 5/18/02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: Various from South of the Boat Club to Indian
Creek
Overall_Rating: Fair
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: More than 25 Feet
Baits: Shad
Qty_Caught: 15 to 25
Additional_comments: Drifted for Channel Cats south of the
FW Boat Club
early, then moved to Old Ranch Slough area and finally the mouth of
Indian
Creek. Water ranged from 40' & clear at Boat Club, to stained
&
25' at Old Ranch, to muddy &15' at Indian Creek. Best bite was
at Boat
Club area in deep water. Wind was out of the North and Gusting, so I
fished
areas out of the wind as much as I could. Hopefully the wind will start
to slow to less than whitecaps soon. Good fishing to ya.
Submitted By: Jeff
Adam
Date(s)_Fished: May
11, 2002
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain Lake
Water_was: Muddy
Area_Fished:
Overall_Rating: Excellent
Species: Blue Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 5 to 10 Feet
Baits: Shad - dead only
Qty_Caught: 10 to 15
Additional_comments: My son and I fished 7 am - 2 pm. Caught
4 blues
10-13#, 11 channels 1 - 6# on 4 rod/reel lines. 3 of 4 blues had
already
spawned. Most channels had already spawned. Lake temp 73 F with 65 F
water
coming in from creeks. 20-30 mph SE wind made fishing challenging.
Submitted By: Chad
Ferguson
Date(s)_Fished: 4.19.02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: North Arm
Overall_Rating: Excellent
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less than 5 feet
Baits: Sure Shot Punch Bait
Qty_Caught: 10 to 15
Additional_comments: Chummed and fished shallow water, fish
are getting
fat and ready to spawn, did not get to fish very long but left them
biting.
Was a fun day fishing even though we did not fill the boat. Fish were
pretty
small but good eating sized, did lose one big un' at the side of the
boat.
lake was prefect except for those darn jet skis. Water is up even
higher
than last week.
Submitted By: Chad
Ferguson - Webmaster
Date(s)_Fished: 5.10.02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Muddy
Area_Fished: North
Overall_Rating: Fair
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less than 5 feet
Baits: Sure Shot Punch Bait
Qty_Caught: 5 To 10
Additional_comments: Fished less than 2 foot of water around
reed beds
and newly flooded grass, all fish caught in less than two foot of
water.
Water temp is warm on North end and fish are getting fat. Very windy
night
on the water but was still somewhat productive despite the challenges
the
wind set for us. Bank fisherman reported catching a few channel cats
along
the banks with fresh shad immediately following the rains.
Submitted By: Chad
Ferguson - Webmaster
Date(s)_Fished: 4.28.02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Muddy
Area_Fished: Shallow Water in Newly Flooded Ground After
Rains
Overall_Rating: Good
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less than 5 feet
Baits: Sure Shot Punch Bait
Qty_Caught: 1 to 5
Additional_comments: Only fished about two hours, was a
great bite given
we did not get on the water until after Noon', fish were hitting fast
and
hard, lost several at the side of the boat cause we were too busy
tellin'
stories, fished newly flooded ground in less than 2 foot of water
around
structure. Chummed several areas for next weekends fishing!
Submitted By: Chad
Ferguson
Date(s)_Fished: 4.21.02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mtn
Water_was: Stained
Area_Fished: River Between Eagle Mountain and Lake Worth
(Vance's)
Overall_Rating: Poor
Species: Anything that would take a hook
Devices: Rod and Reel, Jug Lines
Depth: Less than 5 feet
Baits: Punch Bait, Soap
Qty_Caught: SKUNKED
Additional_comments: Worked every inch of the river and did
not even
get a bite. First trip there in a LONG time, water is a mess, stumps
and
fallen logs everywhere made difficult fishing, could not get to feeder
creek
below the main spillway where fishing is best due to fallen timber. My
advice
is write this area off until someone does some MAJOR work out here. If
you
want to fish the spillway feeder from the main Eagle Mountain spillway
have
to enter from Lake Worth. Danny at vances said that they were getting
down
there "have to get a good running start and hit that log, pop your
outboard up to make it over", Redneck says, not with two 250+ lb bubbas
and all their gear, no way!
Submitted By: Johnny
(given to webmaster via telephone)
Date(s)_Fished: 04-15-02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: Around the main island and around Indian Creek
Overall_Rating: Good
Species: Channel Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less than 5 feet
Baits: Punch Bait/Dip Bait
Qty_Caught: LIMITED OUT
Additional_comments: Johnny marked the spots redneck chummed
the day
before and and sweetened them up a bit and fished these holes. Three
fishermen
pulled their limit in four hours. Caught some big blues as well as
their
linit on channel cats.
Submitted By: Chad
"Redneck" Ferguson - Webmaster
Post_Email: Yes
Date(s)_Fished: 04-14-02
Water_Body_Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water_was: Clear
Area_Fished: Around the main island and around Indian Creek
Overall_Rating: Fair/Poor
Species: Channel Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: Less than 5 feet
Baits: Punch Bait
Qty_Caught: 5 to 10
Additional_comments: Area near the main island and up around
Indian
Creek. Chum was effective in concentrating the cats but bite was slow
and
fish were not very aggressive. Fished cut ins,flats and newly flooded
ground
in less than 5 foot of water. Caught 5 or 6 channels and one 27lb Blue,
Not good for a solid 8 hours of fishing. Water was clear on the south
end
of the lake and very muddy on the north end with absolutely NO water
moving
on the north end. Water was 68 degrees around the island and 73 degrees
on the North end (but the water was only around 6 foot deep at the
deepest
part on the North end of the lake.
Submitted By: Jeff Evans
Date(s) Fished: 28-29 March
2002
Water Body Fished: Eagle Mountain
Water was: Stained
Area Fished: Harbor One/Lake Country Area
Overall Rating: Good
Species: Blue Cats
Devices: Rod and Reel
Depth: 15 to 25 Feet
Baits: Live Shad, Cut Shad
Reccomend: Yes
Qty Caught: 15 to 25
Additional comments: Full Moon. Channels and Blues both
favored live
shad on this trip.
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