This brushpile has been around for several years and is popular among the shoreline anglers due to its location off the rip rap. During the spring, the brush will be in 10-12 feet of water and can offer some excellent crappie fishing. Largemouth bass also congregate here during the spawning period and early summer.

This is one of the shallower brush piles in the lake and is only refurbished every 3-4 years. There are normally flathead catfish hanging out in this area throughout the summer and crappie will concentrate here in the spring and fall. This pile will be 8-10 feet deep at conservation.

We recently upgraded this attractor with 25 cedar trees in August 2011.

This brushpile consists of 50 large cedar trees. When the reservoir is full, it is in 13-15 feet of water and produces some excellent crappie fishing. Good numbers of largemouth bass and channel catfish may also congregate in this area and anglers can catch a variety of species.