Ranger Report

RANGER REPORT

June 2019

Hello everyone!

Well the rains have blessed the lake with high water for the summer. Great for the fish oxygen levels, lake turn over and water levels, now covering shore cover for the forage fish. On the down side a lot of food was washed into the lake and they now have a buffet of food to choose from. Make sure to vary your baits and feel for lighter bites on the rods. Shrimp and night crawlers are good baits now as is cut shad. The bass are hitting live minnows and old school bass buster beetle jigs. The summer night bite has already started and is when most fish are caught. Everyone please get acquainted with the lake rules, the yellow rules card is a good start but we can’t put all the rules on it. Please go to https://beatoday.com/lake/rules-and-regulations/#general-rules to read further rules. Additionally, it is the job requirement of the shift rangers to physically walk down each dock that is in use. They are to check creels and ensure dock safety. Once they are done checking things out, they will leave. Everyone fishing can expect to be checked periodically each shift. The rangers are not there to cause problems or infringe on your dock. They are simply doing their job to ensure everyone is safe and has a good time fishing.

May Creel Report: Trout-69, Catfish-391, Bass 16, Total-476

June Creel Report: Catfish – 288, Bass – 46, Bluegill – 109, Total – 443

 

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