Pinders Resort

Here is a nice 24" Walleye caught by Nathan Breheim today.

We are going to miss him!

Our little Fawn is 15 years old today!

Removed the old inefficient heater out of Cabin 6 and moved the gas line. Built a corner cabinet for storage where the old heater was and moved the new heater to a more central position. Seems tp have opened up the living area in the cabin.

Spring is on the way!! First bloomers of the year.

There are some monsters out there! Would love to hook into something like this!

The Loons and the Ducks have the Lake to themselves this morning! Some Spring flowers are starting to show themselves and days are getting longer.

Our barometer is telling us it is going to be a cold night at Pinder's.

The pup seems to be settling in! She is really good with kids. Spoiled all week by the Townley girls. Now she is tuckered out!

New hats for cabin's 9 and 10!

A legend in Bass Fishing Rick Clunn!! If you don't know who he is look it up!

Our latest addition. Her name is Ripley she is 9 weeks old and needed a good home.

It has been along time!

Here is this weeks fishing report. We miss seeing Joe B this year! ?Come on down! Bring Ed and Jake! (updated 8-26-2020) Del Colvin at Bull Shoals Lake Boat Dock says the bite is changing a little every day. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is pumping water out of Bull Shoals Lake, and this has the fishing moving out on the points. There is also baitfish suspended deep off the points. Del says anglers should target fish at 10-15 feet deep dearly, then switch to 20-28 feet lat...er in the day. If it’s hot, go deep, he says. If it’s cloudy and windy, go shallow. Throw topwater baits in the mornings. Berkley Wake Bait, poppers, a Whopper Plopper, buzzbait or chatterbaits are best for powerfishing shallow if it’s cloudy or stormy. Target shallow flats close to old creek channels with shad. During the day, smallies and spotted bass (Kentucky bass) are stacked out on main and secondary points, sunken islands, humps, channel swing bluffs and bluff ends. With shad present, fish position will change depending on sun, wind, current, clouds, etc. Still a lot of places for them to hide with high water, so keep it moving. Use a big worm in sunken trees, near ledges, or a half-ounce jig in green pumpkin orange or green pumpkin blue in 20-25 feet of water. Smallmouth bass are at gravel banks, boat ramps and old roads. Drag baits like the Ned rig, Hula Grubs, tubes, the Lil’ McMinnow, and fish a drop-shot suspenders off bluff points, main lake points and hump islands at 26-32 feet depth. Lake clarity remains dingy to clear depending on location, while the surface water temperature is 85 degrees. Lake level is just over 20 feet high and falling. Visit Del’s YouTube page (Bull Shoals Lake Boat Dock) for video with more information and tips on fishing Bull Shoals Lake. See more

Look at where we went today. Our depth finder said it is 247' deep in front of the Bull Shoals Dam.