What's green river lake condition's?

Has anyone been to Green river lately,Trying to decide whether to go to green or c-land in the morning. going to try the wally's.
Dave

water is still about 7 or 8 feet above summer pool but the ramps are becoming more accessible...water is in good condition...not muddy but with a good color...don't know much about walleye fishing but the crappie have been on fire recently

this is mon may 18 ramp one still closed at noon today

Was there Sunday 17 May. Lakes water is green, and clear to 6-8 feet deep. Some drift out there, few and far between. Lone Valley Ramp was open, but you ramp in from the turnaround wich was 33% underwater. Green Marina Ramp was not useable, water up into parking lot. Gizzard shad was not to hard to catch north of Emerald Isle, along left side walls/banks. Bottom fishing from 6 am to 3 pm netted 8 catfish all over 6 pounds, biggest 14 pounds. One 5 pound large mouth caught bottom fishing gizzard shad. Crappie hitting minnows under bobbers or down poles at about 5-8 feet near brush. Gills were active, on nightcrawlers or minnows. Couple white bass on minnows under boobers at 5 foot deep.

My son and I went down today, considering the odd's were stacked against us (blue bird sky,cold front and high water dropping a foot a day)
it wasn't too bad. The fishing was a little slow, ended up with 14 bass and 2 wally's(small), we caught some pretty nice bass had 1 4lb and 3 over 3lb's and 3 more around 2 lb. We were catching them right on the bank
pitching spinner bait's, just about had to drop on there head. The bite on soft plastic's and crank's were extremely slow (1 on a black zoom lizard).
We had to put in at the state park ramp, the green river marina was still closed. It was a nice day on the lake with my son, with his school,work and girl friend there's not a whole lot of Dad time.:)
Dave

I will be there all weekend at Holmes Bend with the wife, sure hope the crappie are biting.

crappie fishing has been pretty good...we were just driftin minnows down bluff walls in about 25 foot of water...havent heard of anybody having trouble catchin em

Thank you for the post, we will try that.