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Date 01-Nov-10
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Conditions : Melton Hill: WATER CONDITIONS: The predicted water level, above the Dam, is holding around 794 ft. with some slight fluctuation. Surface temperatures are falling slightly to the low to mid 60’s. The lake is clear except for a slight green tint which is nearly perfect for fishing. The water level is fluctuating just a little, but staying close to full pool. The water is still cooler upstream toward the 61 Bridge.

SUMMARY: Everything is still about the same as last week, with slight improvement in just about all fishing. Bass fishing is still improving slightly. Crappie fishing is picking up somewhat. Striped Bass are breaking around Reactor Bend, chasing baitfish. Early morning is still the best time for topwater bass. Jerkbaits and buzzbaits are doing fair until the sun gets up over the trees. Crankbaits are also catching a few until the sun gets straight over head. Then, you have to go a little deeper with some deep divers or jig and pig. Shakyhead or Texas-rigged Brushhogs are doing fair also. Crickets are a good choice for some good sized bluegills, but you may have to fish a little deeper to find the bigger ones. There have been some nice channel cats caught on beef liver and also on fresh shrimp. There have also been some huge stripers caught at the mouth of the steam plant on live skipjack. The muskies should start to improve very soon due to the cooler water temperatures.

Reported by: Tennessee W.R.A


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About: - Melton Hill Reservoir is on the Clinch River in east Tennessee. It extemds almost 57 miles upstream from Melton Hill Dam to Norris Dam. The reservoir provides nearly 193 miles of shoreline and 5,470 acres of water surface for recreation.

Two boat ramps, one below the dam and one above, give boaters access to Watts Bar Reservoir as well as Melton Hill Reservoir. Roads on both sides of the river are great for walking, jogging, or bike riding. Game fish in the reservoir include sauger, crappie, and bass.

  • Crappie
  • Smallmouth Bass
  • Largmouth Bass
  • Catfish
  • Striped Bass

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