Dale Hollow Walleyes

[Golden Eagle]

Originally Posted by fishin10

If all goes well between now and then, I can guarantee a couple of days fishin out of my boat for you.

You're on.

A couple of decades ago I did well on Center Hill Lake. I haven't fished Dale Hollow lake, but this year it needs to happen. School me.

I've had great success at night in tailwater of Center Hill.

[Bugler]

Originally Posted by Golden Eagle

You're on.

A couple of decades ago I did well on Center Hill Lake. I haven't fished Dale Hollow lake, but this year it needs to happen. School me.

I've had great success at night in tailwater of Center Hill.

So is Center Hill Lake where you normally fish Golden? I am still trying to find time to explore Tenn as a possible retirement destination. Was thinking I want to be around mountains and lakes.

[fishin10]

Originally Posted by Golden Eagle

You're on.

A couple of decades ago I did well on Center Hill Lake. I haven't fished Dale Hollow lake, but this year it needs to happen. School me.

I've had great success at night in tailwater of Center Hill.

I don't know about schooling you, just spending time fishin with you again will be great.

[fishin10]

Originally Posted by Bugler

So is Center Hill Lake where you normally fish Golden? I am still trying to find time to explore Tenn as a possible retirement destination. Was thinking I want to be around mountains and lakes.

Look at Cookeville Tn on I40. Dale Hollow is 30 miles to the north, Center Hill is 10-20 miles to the south. Both have good populations of walleye along with other species. Both have many campgrounds on them, with boat launches.

[Golden Eagle]

Originally Posted by Bugler

Can always have Dale Hollow David guide you the first day if you like to troll.

https://www.facebook.com/dalehollowf...8636624598627/

Dave Clark has been using jigging spoons to boat several really nice walleyes while
fishing the flats.

[stelinda]

Someone else said that the spoons work good at certain times of the year. I am going to try it next week

[Golden Eagle]

Originally Posted by stelinda

Someone else said that the spoons work good at certain times of the year. I am going to try it next week

Jigging spoons seem to have taken over from recent success trolling night crawler
harness in 28-32 fow. I'm not talking from experience as I haven't been
fishing. Photos of big walleyes have been impressive.

[Bugler]

I will be down in that area on Oct 6-14 but I doubt my wife and daughter want me to take a day fishing.

[glenhyatt]

Originally Posted by stelinda

Someone else said that the spoons work good at certain times of the year I am going to try it next week

I'm not talking from experience as I haven't been
fishing.