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Bass Fishing => Bass Fishing Inland Lakes & Rivers => Topic started by: bassackward on January 10, 2007, 02:56:15 PM

Title: "A Diamond in the Rough"
Post by: bassackward on January 10, 2007, 02:56:15 PM
Stoney Creek Metro Park, in shelby Twp. is a great place to catch a variety of fish, in a small area.
Largemouth,pike walleye, perch, Big crappie, gills,carp, and mose impressive channel cats.
   This lake requires patience, but can really pay off in the end. Just take the time to learn the build of the structure.
Title: Re: "A Diamond in the Rough"
Post by: csfishslayer on January 10, 2007, 03:49:02 PM
patience  I don't think thats the right word this lake takes more then patience. I will agree with you when you say that it has a lot of fish but the fish in this lake are so smart they don't need to bite. I have spent many and many of days on this lake trying to learn how to fish it. This lake will challenge every thing you no as an angler only fish I have found that you can catch a lot of would be crappie I have caught them on many of dif things out there but as for bass for get it I have caught a few out ther and yes big big big would be the word but days days days would be more like it takes so long to find the fish b/c of the weed choke. I would have to say this is a lake is to hard to put anymore time in. But if your looking for a challenge it's all you .
Title: Re: "A Diamond in the Rough"
Post by: djkimmel on January 19, 2007, 10:15:56 PM
Never fished it... yet. But I've always heard it holds some BIG largemouths too!
Title: Re: "A Diamond in the Rough"
Post by: bosshawg on January 20, 2007, 05:58:23 PM
a lake sure to visit w/the grand kids this year or it's LSC. they live in hazel park. so if to pick them up its one or the other. not much else on that side of town.
Title: Re: "A Diamond in the Rough"
Post by: Skulley on January 24, 2007, 04:29:39 PM
I have heard of guys going out to Stony Creek Metropark and fishing along the north shore of the lake.  I have never been there myself, but from what I understand there is a lot of vegetation on that end of the lake.  That is the area that supposedly holds the big bucketmouths.  I guess it is better known for its Walleye and Pike population.

BD          ;D
Title: Re: "A Diamond in the Rough"
Post by: djkimmel on February 06, 2007, 11:17:18 PM
That's because the guys catching all the BIG bucketmouths keep only talking about walleye and pike...
Title: Re: "A Diamond in the Rough"
Post by: BASS FISHERMAN on March 05, 2007, 02:01:13 PM
thats thar lake is good fur chuckin spinners bait  ;) ;) ;)
keep this in mine wheens ya go thar  ;) ;) ;)

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