Chris S

He even got told it was a pet but he kept it any way? He can get a fiber glass replica of the fish made just the same! A friend of mine sent me a link of the new Delaware state record being caught a few weeks a go, the guy had it certified and released her back into the lake!

So that explains why the lake feezs so easy!

Anyone ever fished Cedar Lake or Cedar Creek off I35 and Lone Elm?

Guessing thats main Lake Temp, thanks again for the lead to KC Star!

April 25th Kansas • GLEN ELDER: 67 degrees, clear, normal. Outlook: Little Bait Shop reports: crappies very good on shiners, jigs along banks in coves; walleyes good on crankbaits, night crawlers on the flats; white bass good on jigs, grubs along the Granite Creek Causeway; flathead catfish good on trotlines with green sunfish; channel catfish good on night crawlers on the flats. • MILFORD: 64 degrees, clear, 1 foot high. Outlook: Clem’s Corner reports: crappies good on jigs, minnows in the brush; blue catfish good on shad sides in Madison Creek and on the north end; wipers, white bass good on topwater lures along the banks. • WILSON: 60 degrees, clear, normal. Outlook: Knothead’s reports: walleyes good on jigs with night crawlers on the flats in the Minooka area; bass good on live bait, spinnerbaits in the shallows; stripers good on crankbaits, live bait trolled with planer boards (a 23-pound fish was caught this week). • COFFEY COUNTY: 87 degrees at the hot-water outlet, 74 degrees on the main lake, clear, normal. Outlook: Coffey County reports: smallmouth bass good on crawdad-colored crankbaits, soft-plastic baits along riprap; white bass good on jigging spoons, jigs on the flats; crappies fair on jigs, minnows. • KILL CREEK:66 degrees, clear, normal. Outlook: Johnson County Park and Rec reports: bass good on jigs, spinnerbaits on the north side and along the dam; panfish good on minnows in the headwaters; panfish good on minnows in the headwaters. • MELVERN: 61 degrees, fairly clear, 1 foot high. Outlook: Melvern Lake Marina reports: crappies good on jigs, minnows in 8 to 20 feet of water in the brush and 10 to 12 feet down in 20 feet of water off the marina docks; smallmouth, largemouth bass good (but small) on crankbaits, spinnerbaits in rocky areas. • SHAWNEE MISSION: 65 degrees, clear, normal. Outlook: Johnson County Park and Rec reports: catfish good on liver, worms, green sunfish along the dam and on the flats; wipers fair on jigging spoons in the coves and on the flats; bass fair on crankbaits, jigs, spinnerbaits in the coves and along the dam; panfish good on minnows, jigs lakewide. • WYANDOTTE: 65 degrees, very clear, normal. Outlook: Wyandotte Boat Rentals reports: crappies fair on jigs, minnows in deep water on the main lake; smallmouth, largemouth bass good (but small) on plastic baits in the shallows. • POMONA: 65 degrees, slightly murky, 2 feet high. Outlook: Lighthouse Bay Marina reports: crappies fair on jigs, minnows in the brush early in the morning; white bass good on minnows in the Dragoon arm. • LA CYGNE: 76 degrees, clear, normal. Outlook: Wildlife, Parks and Tourism reports: wipers good on crankbaits trolled on the main lake (fish up to 12 pounds have been caught); flathead catfish good on limblines with green sunfish in the Marais des Cygnes River. • PERRY: 68 degrees, murky, normal. Outlook: Rock Creek Marina reports: crappies fair on jigs, minnows; white bass fair on Road Runners, jigs off windy points; black bass fair on a variety of baits in the shallows. • HERITAGE: 66 degrees, 1- to 2-foot clarity, normal. Outlook: Johnson County Park and Rec reports: catfish good on liver, worms, dough bait; bass fair on plastic baits; panfish good on jigs; trout fair on worms, PowerBait. • CLINTON: 65 degrees, clear, normal. Outlook: Clinton Lake Marina reports: crappies poor to fair (a few are being caught on jigs, minnows in the shallows, but fishing has slowed since the cold fronts).

HAHAHAHAH!

Thank You!!

I went down last June and it was 104 at the oulet. Was like being in a sauna while still in the boat

Anyone got any idea what the WT is at Lacygne?

Any been down in the past week or so? Looking to see what the WT is up to. Thanks, Chris

Nice report Clayton!!!! What is that a two hour drive or so?

I requested them as friends just for fun!! PS: Found ya!

clayton westgate is a ghost on FB!!!

Looking to fish when ever and catch what ever! Are Melvern and Perry closer to me than Hillsdale? It takes me maybe 20 minutes to get to Hillsdale from 87th and I-35. My wife married a fisherman and her Dad was one also, she understands the gotta got thing about fishing so no issues with her and me going when ever! I will try ya on FB again today!

Ok so I am 100% bored with Hillsdale, this time last year my son and I had a dozen Wally and 50+ whites and crappies, this year we have 0 Wally and 9 nice whites. I am open for new lakes to check out. If any of you want to go out and fish send me a PM, I have a 2010 LOWE FM165 and tow it with a Nissan Titan. I would only ask for help with gas money. I am off on Saturdays and Sundays. I put an add on craigslist last year and have two guys who go out maybe twice a year with me but I am looking to get back into LMB. I live in Overland Park. I have only fished Lacygne and Hillsdale since moving here three years ago. Thanks, Chris PS: Here are few pics from the past to make myself feel better about my crappy start to this Spring!! Clayton thanks for posting big arse fish pics!!!

I looked your name up on FB and the first one that came up was not you but the other Clayton Westgate was holding a Wally!!

Fished the Dam Saturday for Walley from my boat, ended up with 3 shorts and a live well filled with BIG whites, Night bite 7 to 11pm seems to be the best for Walleye I just cant keep the 7 yr old out to late, Mid dam I saw two guys at 730pm-8ish catching Whites. 1/4 oz jig head and curlytail grub white or lime green or 1/2 oz blue, chrome and orange rattle trap.

Guessing those fish found some nice crawfish to munch on!

You getting it fixed? We whacked big Whites at Hillsdale Saturday in the Hurricane Wind last Saturday!!

Heading to Hillsdale Saturday morning! Hope the water temp is above 58!!!!!!!!!!

I saw one worse than this in North Carolina, it was a White Marlin Tourny and one of the deck hands who helped land the winning fish worth over $900,000 didnt have a $5 fishing lic so when they got back to the dock he went and bought one. Guess what happened, fish was DQ'd. http://deadspin.com/...fishing-license As for this guy in Ark, what where you thinking? Oh wait Catfish was on his brain!

High 60's on ledges and Low 70's at discharge

Fished Monday, creature baits along the rock wall on the left past the discharge, they hit them on the fall. Pitch near any type of cover, sticks, rocks etc they are holdinh tight. I fished the discharge for 10 minutes and got fed up with the wind.

Ok so now I am confused again! Dang thats a big ole pig..Shaw Grigsby!

http://forums.waterw...hp/t100944.html this link may give you some more info, last year I caught what I thought where Walleye out of Hillsdale but was told that they where in fact Triploid Saugeyes. Either way they where tasty! 1st pic is the Triploid and the 2nd is a Walleye, confusing if you ask me!