Secondary Point, explanation ?

[raincheck]

Thanks Dave thats what i was thinking.Terry Adolph

[Todd2]

I saw a Bill Dance show recently where he referred to the underwater points out on a main lake point as secondary points also.

[Fntsyfbgod]

I saw a Bill Dance show recently where he referred to the underwater points out on a main lake point as secondary points also.

If thats what Bill Dance wants to call them fine but thats not what 99% of the population will be refering to when they say secondary point. To me that is an underwater knob or ridge.

There are two types of points main lake and secondary. The main lake points are the ones close to the main channel. Secondary points are the ones off the main channel up creek arms. The only reason it matters is so you can put patterns together and know what people are talking about when they tell you fish are on a type of point. For example in the summer winter fish may be on main lake points and in the spring and fall secondary points.

But use a little logic when designating points a point way up the lake may be on the main channel but it may be more like a secondary point. Or a point up a major creek arm that holds fish year round may be more like a main lake point. Points are spots where fish like to hang out the whole main lake/secondary thing just shows you what part of the lake the fish are in and using these great structures. The simple way to look at it is if the channel out from a point holds fish year round then consider it a main lake point if it doesnt then its more of a secondary point.