Originally Posted by
chatmar
etucker1959, let me first say that I enjoy reading your reports. They are detailed and very often offer humor that goes very well with fishing. I am a avid lake fisherman. I use to have a couple of lakes dialed in for year round fishing. My favorite and most consistent was lake Irvine. I could catch catfish, trout, crappie and bluegill almost year round. I regularly placed in summer catfish tournaments and I considered this lake my girlfriend (don't tell my wife). MY #2 lake was Corona. Use to catch crappie, trout and catfish during the winter trout season. With the closure of both of these lakes I have had a void in my life (started doing more saltwater fishing since I live only 5 miles from party boats in Long Beach). I have fished Wolford a couple and times and I have been pleasantly surprised. The only drawback I have is with the drive to and from the lake. However, with limited lake fishing options available to me I am thinking about getting a new girlfriend (Lake Wolford). Due to your detailed post I consider you as a Wolford expert. You have been kind enough to share your knowledge and experiences and this is rare. I am also a fan of drift fishing. Especially for crappie. When you drift fish you never no what you might catch. My question is this -since you do a lot of drift fishing for trout at Wolford do you ever catch any crappie or catfish. I am thinking about going this Monday (likely by myself) and would like to get your best recommendations for what I should expect and what I should bring if I am fishing for trout, catfish and crappie? I thank you in advance and please keep reporting. I will also commit to posting my experiences on this forum whenever I go out with my new girlfriend! Best of Luck and many hookups!