Center Hill
Here is a good website that always has info about Center Hill.On a local
radio outdoors show this past weekend the complaint was "not enough water"
in the lake to establish a strong pattern.
For all you MTC participants take a look and maybe you can plan
accordingly.Like Charles has posted already,there will be no grass on the
lake so you Horny Toad fans can forget that pattern.When I read the Corps of
Engineer site they are draining the lake daily,2 generators ran most of the
day yesterday but we have a lot of rain in the forecast.I doubt that it will
bring the lake up 10-15 ft. as needed by tournament time.www.tennesseebassguides.com fishing reports |
Bass_Mr.
Apr 6
2005
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| As needed for what??? Warren |
go-bassn
Apr 6
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| It makes me wonder Warren, If the water continues to recede, and the
fish are right in peak spawning temps, and good spawning habitat
continuiously disappears, would bass (Like salmon & trout) re-absorb
their eggs and not spawn at all? If that is the case, would they then
be in a post spawn pattern, or would they need the recovery time. Or would they just pick the most habitable area and spawn in that area,
and just hope for the best. Just some food for thought. Chris |
Chris
Apr 6
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| I have not been over there WW but they say the usual spawning areas and any
wood cover on the banks are bone dry. |
Bass_Mr.
Apr 6
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| The lake is only down 8 feet!
http://www.orn.usace.army.mil/pao/lakeinfo/CEN.htm Not uncommon right now... I'm going to call them tomorrow to see when
they're planning on raising it. Percy Priest is still low as well, but it
coming up now. (On Schedule) |
Charles
Apr 6
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| Oops... Looks like they're maintaining a 487' level on Priest. http://lakeinfo.tva.gov/htbin/lakeinfo?site=JPH&DataType=Obs |
Charles
Apr 6
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| Here's Center Hill :
http://lakeinfo.tva.gov/htbin/lakeinfo?site=CNH&DataType=Obs |
Charles
Apr 6
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| afetr this rain today and tomorrow it may be 10 ft. above full pool! |
Bass_Mr.
Apr 7
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