Toledo bend reqs

If you want water sports go to south end by the dam. Much less concern for stumps down there. We have a place at Indian creek that is on VRBO. We ski and tube right in front of camp. It’s sandy so when lake level drops we have a beach. Toledo bay by the dam is wide open for tubing.

Pretty sure the Miller's Bay area has a decent amount of open water. You can find lots of places to stay in the general area.

Look at Vrbo Toledo bend and pull up map. Go to furthest south part of Toledo bend, it’s at the end of twilight street, it’s a peninsula. Property Id is 3283130

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Wildwood resort in Zwolle is cheap with good cabins and a good boat launch. If you have a decent boat you can run south pretty easy

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It takes me about 20 minutes it seems to run from a camp very near Wildwood to Tennessee Bay/Negreet Creek (Roughly 16 miles). I'd trailer South if I wanted to get down around J&L, the dam, or Indian Creek on the TX side. It has to be about 30 or more miles between Wildwood and the dam.

That said, I agree, the South end is where we always water skied and tubed.

Hippie Point for the MFW!

Man, March can be all over the place year to year. If the weather has been mild, early is killer. OTOH, late is generally safer. Bottom line, if I am going after bass, I go early. If I want to do a combo bass/perch, I go mid/late.

I have crushed them in mid-February wearing a T-Shirt and shorts, and I've damn near froze to death in March wearing Columbia bibs when I couldn't buy a bite.

It's all about watching the weather and stringing together a week or more of mild/warm temps.

I stayed up there and it was 60 degrees and a few days later it snowed a few years ago either late March or early April. Did well on the bass on the grass beds while the light snow was falling.