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Finneus Polebender
Will be back down south mon -thurs next week can anyone give me a good reason to bring gear and take one eve off early to fish am a stranger to the area! Primarily a bass guy but will fish anything! thx FP
Raincatcher said:There is a bunch of nice water down there! Definitely take your gear. Rogue River,Applegate River and Reservoir and Diamond Lake isn't that far away.
Throbbit _Shane said:Message me when u get down here. Im just a beginner at bass fishing but i have caught some this year. Or if u want to fish the Rogue, the summer steelhead should be here.
Combat Chuck said:Where in that area are you working? Out towards white city there is Agate that has smallmouth & largemouth. Toward ashland there is emigrant with everything or up a little higher is Howard prairie with mostly smallies or Hyatt with mostly largemouth. Expo ponds in Central point. Well thats a start anywaysI grew up down there.
Throbbit _Shane said:YUP^^ and in the back at Catfish Cove, but the mosquitos were bad there
Finneus Polebender said:Thanks ,Browning,and Colby pearson both speak highly of Selmac said I need to come down for a weekend and get serious ! gonna give the local ones a try w/shane tommorrow hopefully there will be pics ,these ones havent seen ol FPs stuff yet might just be able to fool a few !!!!!
Throbbit _Shane said:I had fun, too bad we couldnt get the fish to bite. Tomorrow though i plan on catching something that swims i dont even care if its a bluegil or a carp!
So, Expo Ponds tomorrow evening til dark?, but lets keep the dead kittys away lol unless theyre good luck![]()
Mad dog said:Hey Finneus, this is a little off the fishing in Medford subject but you could always try to South Umpqua for Smallies on the way home. There are 2 extremely accessible stretches right off of I-5. One is Dole rd. out of Mrytle creek, take the mrytle creek exit and cross the river heading into town, Dole rd is the 1st left and parallels the south river for about 5 miles with several good access area's and deeper smallie water. You will see some swimmers in areas and some gold dredger's looking for their fortunes but there is still plenty of room to fish. Also, if you stay on I-5 north until the next exit, take it(Exit 112 I believe?) and you will cross under I-5 heading west on old Hwy 99. Right under the I-5 bridge there is a deep hole that is easily accessible from the bank and is usually good fishing. If you follow old Hwy 99 northwest you will come to another deep good smallie hole about 2-3 miles west of I-5, a toon would be great here but there is bank room to fish! Just follow either rd. north and you can re-enter I-5 at Clarks branch. I usually tire of catching a continual bombardment of small bass and give up after 15 or 20! There are nice ones in there!
The limit is 10!!! Try to keep that many an help out the Salmon and Steelhead smolts! They make great fish tacos!