I'm sure there are exceptions but when the river and pelba gauge are rising, it's tough fishing anywhere in the basin.
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I'm sure there are exceptions but when the river and pelba gauge are rising, it's tough fishing anywhere in the basin.
I find it is tough fishing anywhere for sacs when water is rising!Quote:
Originally Posted by hthoang
That's true. Thankfully hunting has been keeping my interest. I'm not even sure where I could go and catch a decent mess of sacalait right now, within short distance of Lafayette, anyway. I had a couple of decent trips in Whiskey Bay before the rise but then had a couple of 3/4 fish trips once it started rising.
Actually, Pelba gage has been falling starting 1/2/23...Quote:
Originally Posted by hthoang
Actually it started falling 12/30/22 at 9:00 AM when it was 14.26 ft. It is now 13.5 ft.Quote:
Originally Posted by prefers shiners
I'm being picky. LOL
That's still high and nasty. Get below 11 and I may go take a peek.Quote:
Originally Posted by cajun
The atchafalaya at BLR is rising...at lake pelba is falling.
But are we catching?Quote:
Originally Posted by cajun
Where's BLR ON THE Atchfalaya river?Quote:
Originally Posted by CrashVector
7.97 and rising. Crest at 12.5 on the 17th, then a slooooooow fall after that.Quote:
Originally Posted by jig rig
Still at just over 11 feet on the 23rd.