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Thanks for the reply, Being i'm not very good with computers, i'm assuming that CHL stands for clarkhill lake ? and CDC stands for crappie dot com ?
typed it in that way and didn't get anything.
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Do a search of CHL on CDC and you will find a wealth of info.Originally Posted by chopnchaneled
Planning on going over to clark hill and camping with my brother the first part of october at winfield campground, hope its cooler by then
It's been a while since i've been there and i can't remember but their was a cove south of there toward I-20 that we caught a few to eat.
any suggestions ? not looking for some ones honey hole, just what would be a good area to go?
Thanks from a 70 year old old fart.
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Thanks for the reply, Being i'm not very good with computers, i'm assuming that CHL stands for clarkhill lake ? and CDC stands for crappie dot com ?
typed it in that way and didn't get anything.
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Type Clark's hill lake in the search box. I found quite a bit of info.
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10-4 Thanks, got it this time
Looks like fishing creek is several miles up from winfield camp ground, guess i'll just hand around that area.
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Hopefully come Oct we will start getting some rain and the backs of alot of the creeks will get some color to them. If this happens then you should be able to find biting fish without too much of a problem. Not familiar with that campground but creeks that I can relate to is Soap, Dry Fork, Little River (both SC and Ga sides) to name a few. "Course there's always alot of creeks closer to me on the upper end of the lake too. Keep your laptop handy...things can change and it could be quite good by then.
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We are gonna get you down to Talquin one of these days!!Hopefully come Oct we will start getting some rain and the backs of alot of the creeks will get some color to them. If this happens then you should be able to find biting fish without too much of a problem. Not familiar with that campground but creeks that I can relate to is Soap, Dry Fork, Little River (both SC and Ga sides) to name a few. "Course there's always alot of creeks closer to me on the upper end of the lake too. Keep your laptop handy...things can change and it could be quite good by then.
