No crappie fishing on limestone for a few days I’d say.
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No crappie fishing on limestone for a few days I’d say.
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Yea i guarantee that, and it’s going to get worse before it gets better. The flint creek watershed is so full there’s still roads underwater from lacon-falkvilke-hartselle. All that has to get to the river eventually so it will be 4-5 days before everything settles down. Then the water on the river might* start getting better. But I’m guessing close to 2 weeks.
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Look out Wilson lake... here I come.
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Got a feeling most lakes are going to look like that for a few days
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The good news is: the flooding will allow fish to spawn shallow and might have a better year group as a result.
Y’all ever take advantage of high water conditions like these to fish flooded areas? Any success if so? I’ve seen places like Grenada Lake where guys will wade fish in flooded timber for spawning fish, just curious if it would apply around here as well.
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Anyone know what Limestone creek looks like right now? Was thinking about going early tomorrow morning but wasn’t even sure if I could take the road back behind Mooresville, etc.
I just didn’t want to waste my time!
Anyone know what Limestone creek looks like right now? Was thinking about going early tomorrow morning but wasn’t even sure if I could take the road back behind Mooresville, etc.
I just didn’t want to waste my time!
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