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My grandfather always used to say about my grandmother, that she'd "argue with a signpost". Yeah it is surprising that there is no length limit on bass in the general rules or at Swepco, but Swepco used to be strictly catch and release for bass, then it got overpopulated with bass, they were skinny and stunted, so they encouraged people to keep bass and thin them out.
Fished SWEPCO with my buddy Jeb yesterday, the fishing was decent, we caught 20 bass on c-rigs. The bass in the lake are really solid, not fat, just big ol' chunks and fight hard. It's been 6 or 7 years since I have been over there. being a warm water power plant lake it gets a lot of pressure in...
ago, I went with my cousin who lives in fayetville and has fished swepco several times, we caught between 20 and 25, several over 3 and 1 or 2 over 4. fished from daylight to . about 11:00 am. my cousin said this was a very slow day, usually 50 fish or better was. his average outing. the lake is fairly big, we ran down the lake at 60 mph +. water
Not a big fan of SWEPCO. It's close to the house so I hit it two or three times last year on weekdays. It fished fine for me on those trips. Certainly didn't sit in one spot and catch 100, but caught enough to beat sitting at the house.
Swepco Lake. Started by Beagle, January 23, 2009, 02:09:00 AM. Previous topic - Next topic. 0 Members and ...
Swepco lake report; Swepco lake report. Started by Stump bumper, October 27, 2008, 05:16:51 PM. Previous ...
Well I am starting to scope out either Elmdale, Bob Kid, or Swepco for my next trips. I expect that Swepco will be a fight for a parking spot on a weekend day if I haul over my bass boat. Will I be fighting for parking at Elmdale or Bob Kid if I drag the bass boat over on a weekend? Are any of these lakes covered in vegetation like Leatherwood?
Beaver Lake or Swepco; Beaver Lake or Swepco. Started by nwaoutdoorsman, December 13, 2006, 09:26:24 PM.
Swepco is one I had not thought of. Right now I am trying to focus my efforts on locations where I could theoretically stumble into multiple species and Swepco certainly seems to fit the bill. There used to be some good bass fishing and catfishing to be had. Maybe I can turn it into a 3 species trip with a tub of worms and dropshot.
Since I requested this thread I think it only appropriate I be the first to post in it...First of all, thank you Phil for the addition of this section... Now down to business... First off: Lake SWEPCO...Located in Gentry Arkansas next to the SWEPCO Power Plant...this lake is a "hot" lake with the...