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I M thinkn Owasso tonight


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I was out there all day yesterday and it was a dead sea -1 perch and 1 dink eye. Stopped at 6:15 pm because everyone else was heading off the lake...Do you have any luck at night? Does anyone on Owasso?

-Out

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yeah ive been catching eyes biggest this year was 22 inches it slowed down a bit though tonight im trying a new spot

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you got to be out there late at night if you want to have any luck on owasso

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Any Ice Reports? I have a spot but too far to walk from North shore... We did real well last Feb but they can't wait all winter to eat. I think we just need a staedy Barometer.

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we had a solid 15+ inches of ice in each spot. I am also interested in finding out what late means on owasso.

-Out

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well i got skunked last night but fished in a new spot, i always have my best luck on owasso 1 hour before dark to dark, but u will get them late too, i would say late is midnight to 3:00 but some would say that is early in the morning

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ucan drive all over the lake now i drive my car but have been seeing full sized trucks out there for weeks

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Hey thanks Guys for the ice report! I have had a hellacious winter at work and need to get back to fishing soon. I know there are some out there that would love to have a job so I am not complaining too much but man has it been nuts.

As for fishing my brother and I headed out to Owasso on a whim on the last day of open walleye last year during the storm and lit up a bunch of little walleye, sad to say they were my first through the ice so I was ecstatic, we ended up with a few 18-20 inch fish so all was not lost. I think Sunday may be my next attempt.

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for those who have been successful at landing the eyes at night (sunset to midnight) on owasso - how deep have you been fishing?

thanks.

-Out

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may try to get out there tonight.. i would like to get a few eyes... what depth range do you guys suggest for the night bite? usually i wouldnt ask but i want to drill as few holes as possible since i will be doing some hand augering...

Thanks for the help!

Ryan

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Anyone been catching larger crappies or are they all the paper thin ones? How about pike, used to catch some hogs outa there.

Good Luck, ole

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There is the shelf that pretty much runs that whole side of the lake. You can fish deep or shallow. ole

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What are you all using on Owasso and how deep are you finding them? Any luck with panfish there? If so, same questions, where, what and how deep?

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Anyone going to be out on Saturday? I'll be heading out with my brother-in-law and another friend. We usually set up in the NW bay in 10-20ft but might venture out and try a new spot. I'm mainly interested in burning up some old gas in my snowmobilies so I don't know how much fishing I'll do. Don't worry, I'll try to be curtious and stay away from anyone who's fishing. I'll be in a black fish trap (it's call the Winnie)... stop by and say hi if you wish. It will be nice to be out in some "warm" weather!

Good luck!

Steve

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I may drive out and see how you are doing!!! I live 15 minutes from there. If I don't stop by, post results Mon.

Good Luck!!! grin.gif

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Not much to report. I made it out there... just didn't do any fishing! The North West bay was packed!! I haven't been on Owasso for a few weeks... I've never seen so many people on the NW bay. A couple of friends of mine set up a little further back in the bay for the evening bite and picked up a handful of eye's as the sun set. (Jigging spoons and minnow heads) Nothing very big. They had a lot of lookers on the Vex. It just wasn't an agressive bite.

Does anyone else have anything to report? Anyone from the crowd in the NW bay??

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I am heading out tonight, hit the bear last night and nothing so I am hoping that the weather will stay steady and the fish will be biting. I think my buddies shack is in 27 feet or so, and one have any pointers or whats workin?

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I am thinking of heading to Owasso tonight after work. I live about 2 mile from the lake but haven't been out there this year yet. Are guys driving all over the lake or are there spots to watch out for. Any tips? I will be in a Pak Shack or Clam 5600 depending on whether anybody comes with or not.

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Did make it out on Sat. from 7:00am-10:00am. One walleye and one crappie. Nothing to write home about but was nice to get outside. It was a beautiful morning hole hopping after the cold snap. Seemed like I was marking no matter where I went from 24fow to 8 fow. Nothing suspended though. All on the bottom. They hit on small yellow jigging spoon with a crappie minnow head. Most disapointing was I got started later than planned (2 year old gets up on Sat. but you can't get him up on Monday) and the "spot" I wanted to find from last winter had perms up so I try not to drill withing 30 yards and that was enough to miss my mark.

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