Good Numbers Being Caught Big Bass Still Suspending

The water level in El Salto Lake is falling and finally getting back to what we consider normal for this time of year.

If you’ve been following the current fishing reports here at our Anglers Inn web site you’re aware that we make a practice of telling it like it is. Our reports are based strictly on the actual experience of our customers. We share with you what they share with us. We tell you when the fishing is hot and we’ll also tell you when it’s not.

Attention Couples!

Got a female companion who loves to fish for bass? Want to get both her and you into the El Salto Lake record books? Here’s your chance to do it. We’ll be staging our Anglers Inn Monster Bass Tournament in February. This one is for couples only. If you’re interested, by all means let us know as soon as possible. The tournament will be limited to four couples. It will be staged along the same lines at the first AIMBT held last year. You’ll recall Less Melton, of West Virginia, won that one with 122-pounds of bass in just four days of competition. Give us a call for complete details---but don’t delay! The contest is only a few weeks away and the first pair of contestants has already been selected.

Fluctuating Water Levels Continue To Plague El Salto Lake Anglers

As you know Jim Sleight and myself hosted a group of 22 of our friends to Anglers Inn this past week November 25, to December 1, 2006. The group was comprised of mostly tournament bass fisherman from San Diego, however we had a few guy's from across the country with us from as far away as Chattanooga Tennessee. Our good friend and repeat Anglers Inn customer Bob Brower came from Chattanooga and fished six straight day's and was rewarded with the biggest bass of the week for our group a 9.8 pound beauty coming on a Rapala X-Rap late in the day on his final day of fishing.