View Full Version : Walleye fishing @ tims
preacherrandy
06-19-2012, 03:04 PM
Do any of you walleye fish at Tims Ford. I just recently moved back to Tennesse and would like to catch some walleye. I remember how good the was fried up golden brown with some fried potatoes w/Onions, cole slaw and hush puppies. I would like to know where to begin (You do not have to reveal a honey hole). Anyway, thanks for any info.
Travis C.
06-19-2012, 03:11 PM
They have really been building the Normandy walleye fishery and it keeps getting better from what I hear. That may be a smaller area to dissect.
Alphahawk
06-19-2012, 07:42 PM
I don't know much about Tims...but Normandy would be my choice if I was Walleye fishing.
Regards
white95v6
06-19-2012, 08:58 PM
they are both very good. and last i heard they where realy dumping the walleye into normandy.
but today on tims we caught 8 or 9 walleye. with two being keepers. and this was while bass fishing. it kinda surprised us.
preacherrandy
06-19-2012, 09:40 PM
White95v6, could you give me a general area to start looking. Thanks!
white95v6
06-20-2012, 05:26 PM
well we fished up lake around estill springs park. and also around cable crossing.
i would have normally said look for some points close to deep water. but yesterday we caught them all in less then 6ft of water in the middle of the day on crankbaits. also up a creek not in the main lake.
preacherrandy
06-20-2012, 08:26 PM
Thank You for the information!
StriperFan
06-24-2012, 07:31 PM
I fish occasionally for Walleye on Tim's. In the summer I do most of my fishing on Tim's on the Lower third near the Dam. Fish the flat side of islands and points. I like clay or small gravel or mixed. Some chunk rock thrown in is good too. As stated earlier these fish will feed very shallow right now, even right up to the bank. I would patrol these banks with crankbaits or a crawler rig, working from the bank on down to the 20' drop or so. A productive spot will usually show a school hanging a little deeper, I beleive they take turns raiding the shallows on such points. This will usually last on until into August. They also respond well to fishing under a light at night.
preacherrandy
06-25-2012, 08:47 AM
Thank You Striperfan. I am going tonight. I am planning on putting in at the State Park and fishing the area just past the bridge (towards Devils Step). I went there last week and caught a couple with the lights but mostly stripers and crappie. I would not have thought of fishing for them shallow this time with it so hot. Thank You, again.
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