Lake Wylie
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11-Nov-08
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Water Condition
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Conditions
: Lake Wylie: Catfish: Very good. From morning to afternoon channel cats have been feeding
very well, and catches of 25 to 40 fish are common. Cut baits and shrimp are
both productive, and the mouths of creeks are the best places to look. This is
the peak time for channel cats, and they will continue to feed voraciously until
the first real cold snap.
White perch: Very good. Fish are still grouped in very large schools, and
150 fish mornings are possible. Fish in 25 feet of water using small minnows and
silver spoons jigged just off the bottom.
Largemouth Bass: Good. With cooling temperatures bass fishing has really
improved. Fish can be located shallow, and topwater lures, spinnerbaits,
crankbaits, jig n pigs, and plastic worms are all working. Points have also been
very effective areas.
Crappie: Fair to good. Crappie fishing continues to improve, and fish can be
located around in 18 to 20 feet of water around brush.
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Lake Wylie, a 12,455-acre impoundment on the Catawba River in North and South
Carolina. Lake Wylie is an excellent bream lake and is loaded with these fish. While the
average size may not be as large as on some lakes that we'll discuss, the sheer numbers of good-sized fish present more than
compensate.
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