oahe

[grizzly]

if you guys were going to pick a spot on oahe to buy a place or set up a seasonal camper for the summer and fall what part of the lake would you choose for fishing and why please. thanks in advance

 

[Rowdie]

That's a tough call. New Everts would be good. I'd just buy an old 70s trailer house in a situation like that. Cheaper than a camper, bigger, and built better

 

[grizzly]

That's a tough call. New Everts would be good. I'd just buy an old 70s trailer house in a situation like that. Cheaper than a camper, bigger, and built better

what part of the lake is that

 

[Kurtr]

what part of the lake is that

South of Mobridge 8 miles . You have a lot of options there going north or south fishing

 

[BDub]

Langeliers. I knew it was low but this is bad.

 

[Rowdie]

I took this just hours ago at Ft Yates

 

[KDM]

Those pics suggest launching at those spots would be a bit rough on boats, props, trailers, trucks, and tires, but that's just me.

 

[Jiffy]

Langeliers is a long downhill run, with the proper velocity, I think I could make it.

 

[Maddog]

what part of the lake is that

Google is your friend.

 

[sdwxman]

Google is your friend.

I have a place there. We love it. Great community, bar/restaraunt and bait shop. Tight knit community. Lots of fishing options north or south as well.

 

[measure-it]

Those ramps look like it's time for an Amphibicar!

 

[Traxion]

If we have a dry winter we’re going to start talking about the all time low numbers next year.

 

[Kurtr]

Still got a bit to go from when I moved here in 02. 02-10 it was way dryer than it is now. The moose flats was a mile wide and a couple miles on blue blanket. Made for the best deer and pheasant hunting I have ever seen

 

[1850reata]

The last month we have been using the pollock ramp since langliers dried up. It has been depressing watching the water go down each week. All that water out there with little access to get on it.

 

[Big C]

How is the ramp at cattail? Is that still useable? Does state "useable" or "unusable" on the NDGF website and has been a minute since I was last there.

 

[1850reata]

I talked to a guy that used it on Saturday. He said it was about 3-4 feet and a little tricky getting out.