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Thread: Sardis Water Level Needed for Single Pole Action in Timber Areas

  1. 01-29-2015, 04:02 PM #1
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    Default Sardis Water Level Needed for Single Pole Action in Timber Areas


    What level does it need to be to launch at Holiday? And what level does it need to be for good single pole action in the shallow standing timber?
    Only fished Sardis once and that was the fall of 2013. Thanks for any info.

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    247 should be good. With water rising about 1" a day. If its not rising forget it.
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    I hope it gets to rising....I was there last weekend duck hunting around hurricane landing and cant wait for the water to get where i can launch my boat there...what time of spring does it usually get enough water to launch at hurricane hotrod?
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    Depends on rainfall and the size of boat. First week April if we get rain. I have a small boat when the water starts to go over the road at the mound that's when I put in but it's shallow big boats won't make it.
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    I always like low 250's. But that's just one small piece of the puzzle to single pole catching fish. Rain, temp, muddy/clear, how fast it rises. all play a big part. And it would be just awesome if it was at 260 or even 270 come March 1st!!!! I'd love it.

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    Thanks for the info guys.
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    I was there today and they are still dumping water...saw one fish today taken on upper lake and no one catching anything on spillway
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