Mayo Lake
Fishing Report
"Keep'em Alive and Fighting"
A Report from Wayne 3/4/2010:
Fished Mayo on Thursday, March 4th., caught a
19-1/2 in pickerel
between two points (north of ramp) on a green/white crankbait in 15 to
20 ft., water temp was 40F. Also caught a 3lb. 2oz. LMB south of bridge 49 on a
ghost color crankbait in 15ft. of water, water temp. was 43F.
Did not mark any fish on points. I did mark fish in 15 to 40 ft. of water off
points and in main channels.
Hunter Miller and one of more than a dozen crappie he caught at Mayo Lake.
Pictures From the 8th Annual Mayo Park Bass Classic
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Mayo Bass Classic participants preparing for an early start.
Getting boats ready
Mayo Park Bass Classic participants ready to fish
Mayo Bass Classic participants heading to their fishing spots.
Mayo Bass classic participants awaiting their start time.
Getting Ready
Going Fishing!
Boats taking their positions
Getting ready for weigh in
Preparing for weigh in
A participant comes in to weigh his fish
Mayo Park Rangers getting ready for weigh in
Weighing fish
Participants and spectators at weigh in
A participant pauses for a photo before releasing his catch
A good day's catch
Pictures and results from the 2009 Mayo Park Crappie Tournament
Saturday, April 4, 2009
The 2009 Mayo Park Crappie Tournament Winners: Bobby Newton, Ronald Henderson, Lori Henderson of Roxboro, NC.
Total Weight: 4.80 pounds. Team Henderson also won the Big Fish pot with a fish weighing in at 1.53 pounds.
Second Place was taken by Barry Regan and Terry Henderson of Roxboro, NC with a total weight of 4.14 pounds.
Mike Isley and Mickey Mayton with two impressive crappie.
Grady and his dad Ronnie Pruitt waiting for weigh in.
McKenzie Clayton and Bernice Parker show off two of their fish while waiting for weigh in.
A rather large crappie.
The two winners Barry Regan and Ronald Henderson conversing after weigh in.
H.L. Newton and an impressive catch of Largemouth Bass.
Another nice catch by H.L. Newton.
If you would like to contribute pictures or information to The Mayo Lake Fishing Report, send your information to John Hill or Jeremy Royster at mayopark@personcounty.net or call us at (336) 597-7806.