Lakes

[DewittBassmaster]

If you had to fish one lake for an entire fishing season, what lake would you choose?

I personally like Gull Lake in Southern Michigan, got some nice smallies up there.

[Gatorbassman]

Richmond Mill Lake, North Carolina  

Designed by Ray Scott and Bob Lusk and full of so much trophy potential it ain't fair. In a few years it will be a lake of monsters.

[burleytog]

Do I have to pay for the gas to get there?

[Catt]

65 miles in length, up to 5 miles wide at its widest, depths up to 110', over 1,200 miles of shore line, and 190,000 surface acres.

Every type of structure you could imagine with every type of cover available year round

From north end to south end you can use every bait and technique known to man to produce both quality and quantity:

The Bass Fishing Capitol of the World Toledo Bend Reservoir  

[Still a Bigbuckifan]

West lake Toho

Trophy bass every where and #'s can't beat that

[roadwarrior]

I would like to fish Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie and Champlain in the summer; the Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers in the winter. Since we're just wishing on a falling star, I would focus on brown fish, year-around!

8-)

[fishfordollars]

Sam Rayburn with Toledo Bend being a close second. They are only 30 something miles apart.

[Wayne P.]

My choice would be Lake Fork and there isn't any season, it's year round fishing.

[Brian_Reeves]

Toledo bend, without a doubt.  God I can't wait to move back to louisiana!!!

[Crestliner2008]

Lake Champlain for smallies!  ;D

[txbass1]

Choke Canyon- my new favorite...even though my partner and I got our a__ handed to us last weekend at the Bass Champs tourney there.

[basspimple]

kentucky lake. such a good abundance of both largies and smallies, what more could i ask for?