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Lake elevation at normal pool: 602.5 Temperature:
Inflow: 1800 cfs Outflow: 651 cfs. Level: 1.12 feet high
Crappie No Report
Largemouth Bass No Report
White Bass No Report
Walleye No Report
Channel Catfish No Report
Lake elevation at normal pool: 710.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 125 cfs Outflow: 571 cfs. Level: 0.14 feet high
Crappie No Report
White Bass No Report
Largemouth Bass No Report
Channel Catfish No Report
Blue Catfish No Report
Lake elevation at normal pool: 585.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 800 cfs Outflow: 0 cfs. Level: 2.01 feet high
Largemouth Bass good using spinner baits around the brush 4 to 8 feet of water
Sand Bass No Report
White Bass good in 4 to 10 feet of water using jigs around the bridges
Channel Catfish good using shad in 8 to 20 feet of water on the flats
Crappie good using jigs in 5 to 10 feet of water under the bridges
Walleye No Report
Lake elevation at normal pool: 554.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 16600 cfs Outflow: 15514 cfs. Level: 1.68 feet high
Largemouth Bass No Report
White Bass No Report
Channel Catfish No Report
Blue Catfish No Report
Crappie No Report
Sand Bass No Report
Paddlefish: No Report
Grand Lake
Lake elevation at normal pool: 745.0 Temperature: 73 - 77
Inflow: 5600 cfs Outflow: 12968 cfs. Level: 1.68 feet low
Updated 5/28/04
Report by: Littlefield Sporting Goods
Submitted By: Greg Lamb
Above Sailboat Bridge: stained
Sailboat Bridge to Horsecreek: stained
Horsecreek to Damn: lightly stained to clear
water temp: 73 to 77 degrees
Lake level as of 6/14/04 is 744.8 and slowly rising, there is full generation
and seven small flood gates open.
Bass-The water is on the rise again, and the bass are loving it! Bass are moving into all of the shallow trash everywhere, and the flippin bite is hot! The 10" Berkley Power worm, Eakins flippin jig, Lake fork creature are top performers. The Bagley crankbaits are heating up as well. The boat dock brush continues to provide quality fish. The topwater bite is getting better every day, and the Hart Ticker buzz in black is out performing the rest.
Crappie-Crappie are biting well on the boat docks and the bridge piers. Minnows seem to be catching the better of the fish this week. Grandpa's jigs in chartreuse, whites, or pinks still seem to be the favorite colors and jig of choice. The Berkley Crappie Nibbles in chartreuse and chartreuse sparkle are still being used with the minnows and jigs both.
Catfish-Catfish continue to be caught in the rocks and along the bluffs. Nightcrawlers and shrimp are the best baits right now. The noodlers are pulling a lot of big flatheads our of the holes all over Grand this week. Juggers are putting a killing on the cats right now, and shad, goldfish, and perch are the baits of choice.
Whitebass-Whitebass are biting real well from Sailboat bridge to Goat Island. There are a good number of whitebass being caufht on jigging spoons in about 15 to 20 ft. on main lake points. There are more and more whitebass starting to surface feed in the Duck Creek and Horse Creek areas. Berkley Gulp swimming minnow is by far the hottest bait for casting into the fast feeding whitebass.
Lake elevation at normal pool: 404.5 Temperature: 75
Inflow: 3175 cfs Outflow: 2105 cfs. Level: 5.36 feet high
Largemouth Bass fair using spinner baits
White Bass fair using light colored jigs off the points in 1 to 2 feet of water
Crappie fair using minnows and light colored jigs
Channel Catfish good using cut shad
Blue Catfish No Report
Lake elevation at normal pool: 1008.3 Temperature: 74 and turbid
Inflow: 5500 cfs Outflow: 6389 cfs. Level: 6.20 feet high
Largemouth Bass: fair using spinnerbaits in Beaver and Otter creeks
White Bass fair on crankbaits along the sandy beaches
Channel catfish good in the main lake and river channels on jugs using worms
Crappie No Report
Bluecat good in the main lake and river channels on jugs using worms
Striped Bass good to excellent using orange and chartreuse hair jigs
Walleye No Report
Sand bass No Report
Lake elevation at normal pool: 723.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 6200 cfs Outflow: 8857 cfs. Level: 3.29 feet high
Channel catfish good using cut bait lakewide
Flathead No Report
Bluecat No Report
Crappie good using minnows in 3 to 5 feet of water in the coves
Largemouth Bass No Report
White Bass slow
Stripped Bass fair using buck tail jigs just below the dam in the evenings
Lake elevation at normal pool: 638.0 Temperature: 70 and murky
Inflow: 4450 cfs Outflow: 5110 cfs. Level: 1.22 feet high
Note: Reminder that the limit on White Bass is 20 per person from the Caney River south of Oologah Dam, north throughout the lake and all its tributaries to the Kansas state line.
Largemouth Bass No Report
Walleye fair below the dam
White Bass/Stripped Bass fair using shad colored crankbaits off the main lake points in 10 to 15 feet of water
Crappie fair using minnows in 10 to 15 feet of water around the brush piles
Channel Catfish good using worms in 3 to 6 feet of water along the rocky banks
Blue Catfish No Report
Lake elevation at normal pool: 440.5 Temperature:
Inflow: 4500 cfs Outflow: 3991 cfs. Level: 8.48 feet high
Black Bass good using crankbaits and spinnerbaits in 6 to 8 feet of water of the points
White Bass good using spinnerbaits in 3 to 4 feet of water in the creek and river channels
Crappie good using minnows and jigs in 3 to 6 feet of water in the coves
Channel Catfish good using cut shad and stink bait on the bottom in the river channels
Lake elevation at normal pool: 714.0 Temperature: 73 and murky
Inflow: 5 cfs Outflow: 98 cfs. Level: 1.01 feet high
Gates are closed
Largemouth Bass No Report
Smallmouth Bass No Report
White Bass No Report
Crappie fair using minnows in 15 to 25 feet of water around the docks
Sand Bass No Report
Channel Catfish good on trotlines using large minnows and shad in 10 to 15 feet of water
Hybrids fair using large minnows in 10 to 20 feet of water in the creeks
Quapaw Park still closed for repair
Lake elevation at normal pool: 632.0 Temperature: 74
Inflow: 600 cfs Outflow: 408 cfs. Level: 0.88 feet high
Largemouth Bass fair using crank baits or jigs in the brushpiles
White Bass good using spinners at the upper end of the lake
Sand Bass No Report
Crappie good using minnows around the brush in 12 to 14 feet of water
Channel Catfish fair using worms or cut bait in 5 to 10 feet of water (spawning)
Flathead Catfish No Report
Blue Cat No Report
Lake elevation at normal pool: 615.0 Temperature: 76 and Clear
Inflow: 2300 cfs Outflow: 2344 cfs. Level: 2.30 feet high
Largemouth Bass good using plastic baits in 5 to 10 feet of water in the creek channels
White/Stripped Bass good using shad in 15 to 20 feet of water in Burns Run
Crappie fair to good using minnows and jigs in 5 to 10 feet of water in Widow Moore Creek
Channel Catfish fair to good using stinkbait in 5 to 10 feet of water in Kansas Creek and Brair Creek
Flathead Catfish No Report
Blue Cat fair using cut bait at the north end of the lake
Lake elevation at normal pool: 487.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 34200 cfs Outflow: 33020 cfs. Level: 2.90 feet high
Largemouth Bass fair using spinners in the creek channels
Channel catfish good using worms and cut bait off the bottom
Crappie fair using minnows in 10 feet of water around the brush
Flathead No Report
Bluecat No Report
Sand Bass No Report
This page last updated Tuesday, January 14, 2014