[theVILLE]

If you can't fish with the pressure you are holding back your learning curve. Our lakes here in Sandiego are not near as big as Carr and get the same pressure. We average around 40-50 boats per event. The water here is gin clear as well. Still the average winning weight is usually between 16-25lbs. At Carr the water is normally stained or worse and that helps the bite when the pressure is on. Sharpen up on all the finesse techniques and it will pay off big. I like it when alot of traffic stirs everything up. Boaters,skiers, jet ski's. Most anglers feel that it hurts the bit but i feel it makes alot of good things happen to. In some situations i motor right over my spot and deliberatley stir things up. If the forage is down in the cover holding tight and you shake that spot up and get them moving then you can turn the bite on in some cases. I drop that trolling motor in with a big plop and get to picking the angles. All the traffic on the lake is part of there natural environment. They live there day in and day out with those conditions. The key is to not throw what everybody else is throwing.

Your lake has more fish though...it is a fisherie....Carr is a Flood control