Welcome to Bandit®
Lures lake report page.
We've compiled a wealth of information from Bandit® Pro Staffers
who fish some of the top lakes in the nation. Here you'll find current
information on how good the fishing is right now, patterns and techniques
used by the best fishermen on the lake, and a variety of links to
help you get the most out of your trip.
Lake Fork: Located in northeast Texas between Interstates 20 and 30.
Lake Fork Reservoir is approximately 80 miles east of Dallas and
approximately 40 miles north of Tyler. Without question one of the
hottest bass fisheries in the US, Lake Fork boasts an 18.8 pound
lake record! Bandit's man on Lake Fork is Jeff Kirkwood . Jeff is
one of the areas most knowledgable and well known fishermen, for
more information, Click
here.
Lake Lavon:
Lake Lavon is located in North Texas less than 5 miles northeast
of Wylie, Texas in Collin County. The lake, which covers approximately
21,400 acres, offers tremendous bass fishing. Jeff Kirkwood
keeps close tabs on what's happening on the lake. For more information,
Click
here.
Lake Ray
Roberts: One of Texas' newest lakes with a surface area
of 29,350 acres. Located approximately 12 miles northeast of Denton
off I-35, lake Ray Roberts is a prime, relatively young fishery.
For information and complete reports from Jeff Kirkwood, Click
here.
Center Hill
Lake: Center Hill Lake is a 64 mile long reservoir consisting
of 415 miles of shoreline and 18,200 acres of deep, pure water.
Located in middle Tennessee in the Cumberland Mountains near Smithville,
Center Hill offers prime fishing opportunities most of the year.
Bandit's feedback comes from Jim Duckworth, a noted expert on Center
Hill. Click
here.
Percy Priest
Lake: Percy Priest Lake covers an area of 14,400 acres
and has 265 miles of shoreline. Located 10 miles east of Nashville,
it is a highly utilized recreational site with an excellent bass
population. Bandit's reports come from Jim Duckworth. For a look
at what's happening, Click
here.
Pickwick
Lake: Pickwick Landing Dam is located on the Tennessee
River at mile marker 206.7 in Hardin County, Tennessee. The reservoir
is located in Hardin County in Tennessee, Tishomingo County in Mississippi,
and Colbert and Lauderdale Counties in Alabama. Pickwick Lake offers
496 miles of shoreline, 85 miles of which is island shoreline. For
up-to-the-minute information from Lou Williams, Click
here.
Lake Eufaula:
Lake Eufaula is a 45,181-acre reservoir located on the Chattahoochee
River along the border of Georgia and Alabama. The lake runs 85
miles along the Chattahoochee River and is home to a huge population
of largemouth. Bandit information comes from Bobby Padgett, a B.A.S.S.
Open Tournamnet winner. For the latest from Bobby, Click
here.
West Point:
Surrounded by deep forests and rolling fields, West Point Lake extends
35 miles along the Chattahoochee River on the Alabama-Georgia state
line. The lake's 500 miles of shoreline provides excellent opportunities
for fishing and Bobby Padgett knows where the fish are at all times
of the year. For more information, Click
here.
Ross Barnett:
Lake Ross Barnett, located in south central Mississippi reopened
in 1997 after draining and restocking. This relatively shallow impoundment
features great bass fishing in huge stump fields averaging 5 feet
deep. Pete Ponds, winner of last years B.A.S.S.® Eufaula Open
provides reports for Bandit on Ross Barnett. Click
here.
Kentucky
& Barkley Lake:>With 2,380 miles of shoreline
and 160,000 acres of water, this western Kentucky/Tennessee lake
ranks as one of the nations largest. A solid fishery with great
angling opportunities for many years, Bandit® works with Don
Ingram to provide the latest information on whats' going on. Click
here.
Buggs Island/Kerr Reservoir:
Buggs Island Lake is about 48,900 acres at full pool and has one
of the best largemouth bass fisheries in the country. For information
on this area as well as the James and Chickahominy River systems.
Click
here for a report from Roger Jones.
Red River:
The Red River Valley is more of a "regional" report that includes specific lake information from Russ McVey. Click
here.
Bull Shoals:
Bull Shoals Lake is a water sports paradise. Almost 1,000 miles of rugged shoreline is open to visitors from all over the nation who come to fish. Click
here.
Table Rock:
Table Rock Dam was completed in August of 1958 and is located
approximately 6 miles south west of Branson, Missouri. The lake has a
surface area of approximately 43,100 surface acres with 745 miles of
shoreline. Click
here.
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