Guide Mike Webb.
BRANSON, Mo., August 1, 2012 – Bull Shoals lake covers over 45,000 acres and 1050 miles of shoreline. Most people staying in the Branson area would typically be fishing the Missouri waters at its southern end in the K Dock area. This report is submitted under the auspices of the Central Pro- Am Association (CPAA) by guide(s) who are actively involved in guiding on almost a daily basis. The level of Bull Shoals Lake as of 1600 on August 1 is 650.38. The normal, “Seasonal Conservation Pool,” level for Bull Shoals Lake for this time of year is 657.0.
Bull Shoals Lake by Mike Webb, Webb’s Guide Service
Well it’s summer and the pattern hasn’t changed much. On these hot days I guide for the first hours of daylight then I go home and do maintenance on my fishing reels. I try and clean them 2 times a year at least.
Here are a couple of tips I think will help you extend the life of your reels .
First – when you take your reels apart to clean them I like to put a WHITE towel under the reel when I take it apart. This allows you to take the parts off the reel and if they fall on the towel they will not bounce and most parts are dark and will show up on the white towel. Also when you lube your reels remember. If its a slow moving part use grease and if it’s a fast moving part use oil. But on both use VERY VERY little. Good luck.
Submitted by Mike Webb, Webb’s Guide Service for Central Pro-Am Association
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