Thread: St. Johns at Astor

Hope we don't have a big fish kill like we had from the last big flood. Going to have to take a recon trip on the river to check for new trees in the water...........and to see how many of my good trees got washed away..............................

DOCK SHOOTING ANYONE?????????????????????????????????

Bummer...
Not good.

Lake Harney should be easy to get into. ? Haven't been able to get the boat wet for three weeks. I hear the water calling me. Maybe one day, during the week, next week, I can do some scoutin'. Maybe!

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Originally Posted by OCurrans

Lake Harney should be easy to get into. ? Haven't been able to get the boat wet for three weeks. I hear the water calling me. Maybe one day, during the week, next week, I can do some scoutin'. Maybe!

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The reports on TV (WESH TV) the water is almost up to Rt 46. They are monitoring the level constantly. They expect with more rain in the region, that the water may cross RT 46. If you go, you will have to launch off RT 46.

Wonder what Mullet Lake ramp looks like. Probably not much better.

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Originally Posted by OCurrans

Wonder what Mullet Lake ramp looks like. Probably not much better.

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If this is the condition at Lake Harney, I would guess that the same affect is evident down stream from Lake Harney. The graph indicates that the level does not drop for at least a week.
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That is lots of water