Scott Patton Fishing
PO Box 757 Paris Tn. 38242
731-227-9499
Fishing Report
9-17-18
The fishing on Kentucky lake is starting to pick up, of course the best bite has been early. Were still having summer like weather and we need some fall
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As of Monday, 17 September, Millwood Lake remains in 24" drawdown pool; lake level is currently slowly rising, at approx 12 inches below normal conservation pool and lake level (as of Monday) at 258.1 ft-msl; and the discharge was
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Bass fishing is fair. Some fish have finally started moving up but it is an early feed. After 9am head to five to twelve feet of water on main lake cover. Fish the 1/8 ounce shaky head and Z Man green pumpkin
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Walleye fishing on Dale remains good by day and fair at night. Surface temps around 78. Pulling worm harnesses, spoons and cranks are all effective for putting them in the boat. At night, jigging spoons does the job. The eyes are 32 to 34 ft deep.
Despite what
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What a great week we just had as we experienced some nice Rain Showers, Temperatures never made it into the triple digits, the hint of Fall was in the air and the fish bit pretty good too!!! 😊 Fishing for the White Bass can sometimes be tough in September as we transition
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Not much change this past week as fishing remains spot specific on Guntersville; if you in the right spot at the right time you can have a great day. If not your casting and not catching and hence searching for that right location.
Regardless of the time of year the bass react differently to falling water temperatures. I have seen the affects of water temperature for many years now, and understanding it is key. Cold months like March with temperatures dropping are different than cooling temperatures in
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Bass fishing is fair. We need rain. Use the Zoom Old Monster worms Texas rigged and a jig head and worm on shallow docks in the Optimist Island area of Little River. A frog bite had started on the grass beds
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Bass fishing is fair. The spots are more active than the largemouth down lake. Fish out on the points out to the 15 foot depth range. Actively feeding fish are holding in 8 to 3 foot of water. Bluegill and crawfish
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Bass fishing is fair. The bass are tough to catch right now. Some rain and moving water would really help things out. The lake is full of shad and they are buried up in the grass. A Spro Bronzeye Popper in Albino Color
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Regardless of the time of year the bass react differently to falling water temperatures. I have seen the affects of water temperature for many years now, and understanding it is key. Cold months like March with temperatures dropping are different than cooling temperatures in... read more
September is upon us and the fun is about to begin! Every year about this time, I start to get that urge to watch a bass destroy a frog over the grass. We are right on schedule the grass is beginning to brown up, turn nasty and icky and the nastier it gets the better the frog... read more
As we have all seen the days of fishing our local lake with you and few other fishermen have turned into high pressure lakes and has changed drastically over the past few years; going to your local lake or a top-rated reservoir has frustrated many of the best of fisherman. The... read more
As the summer moves on to the fall of the year, changes may make you change, and some changes do not. The one big similarity of summer to fall is the mid-day heat leaving the water temperature to sore like its summer time. This factor alone makes early fall fishing extremely... read more
I have had such a hard time fishing Nolin this summer. I have not caught the numbers of fish like I have in years past, and the water looks a lot clearer
I have a couple of these reels and personally I wouldn't alter them. Just my opinion but I believe the stand could make strapping rods down a challenge
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