Thanks for the report...
Lighted Boat Docks...
The home owners are starting to turnoff lights when they see you fishing near by...
The weekends, while the people are using the docks for a temp lake house, they seem to leave the lights on...However, when Monday rolls around, they turn them off till the following weekend.
I have not found any underwater lights in Bee Creek. There are some above the water white lights, that sometimes have whites under them. However, the underwater green lights are normally in shallow water. Example, near Marina's or in 5-10 feet of water, since they are placed on the bottom of the lake.
I fish any above the water, white light. I usually only cast about 5-10 times and then move on. There are a lot of lights in Sandy/Cypress Creeks. I mean more than 2.
If you locate a dock light and the owner turns them off....just drop down your own green or white floating light. Wait about an hour and you will have fish. However, I do not have the patience to wait an hour. Just remember to bring a spot light with you at night. You will need it...I about ran into a boat without lights. I was only going 20mph, but I used my spot light to see it on the bend of the river.
Robert
[highlight]PLEASE PRACTICE CPR----CATCH/PHOTO/RELEASE on Black Bass![/highlight]
Lighted Boat Docks...
The home owners are starting to turnoff lights when they see you fishing near by...
The weekends, while the people are using the docks for a temp lake house, they seem to leave the lights on...However, when Monday rolls around, they turn them off till the following weekend.
I have not found any underwater lights in Bee Creek. There are some above the water white lights, that sometimes have whites under them. However, the underwater green lights are normally in shallow water. Example, near Marina's or in 5-10 feet of water, since they are placed on the bottom of the lake.
I fish any above the water, white light. I usually only cast about 5-10 times and then move on. There are a lot of lights in Sandy/Cypress Creeks. I mean more than 2.
If you locate a dock light and the owner turns them off....just drop down your own green or white floating light. Wait about an hour and you will have fish. However, I do not have the patience to wait an hour. Just remember to bring a spot light with you at night. You will need it...I about ran into a boat without lights. I was only going 20mph, but I used my spot light to see it on the bend of the river.
Robert
[highlight]PLEASE PRACTICE CPR----CATCH/PHOTO/RELEASE on Black Bass![/highlight]
