talked to a guy at lunch who said he had worked out there for 24 years and that's higher at spillway than he has ever seen it.
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talked to a guy at lunch who said he had worked out there for 24 years and that's higher at spillway than he has ever seen it.
Check out the spill way my granny has lived there for 30 years and has never seen it that bad alsoAttachment 332128Quote:
Originally Posted by Deroc
The next dayAttachment 332137Quote:
Originally Posted by Iwannafish
Just imagine how bad it would be if the damns weren't there doing what they were made for!
Yeah grenada would be on the maps anymoreQuote:
Originally Posted by 27458
I meant wouldnt be on the maps haQuote:
Originally Posted by TheCrappieMan
is it true when rivers/spillways overflow like that that lots of fish get stuck in the woods and end up dying when the water goes down?Quote:
Originally Posted by Iwannafish
I don't believe it would be many at all honestlyQuote:
Originally Posted by matt1991
Back when I was in high school, don’t ask, my summer job one year was with the AG&F (Arkansas Game and Fish), where we would sein the bar pits along the levee on the Ms river side. We used a 90’ sein with a two inch mesh, 5 of us pulling this thing. Our job was done for the day when we filled 6 of the 55 gal barrels to capacity. We dumped the fish in Grand Lake, and a lot of local ponds. Sometime we would make one drag and fill the barrels. If it was ever over two drags, it meant we had been there before. Point is, you could do this after every time the river flooded those pits. So, yes, I believe fish get trapped in pools and if they dry up, the fish die. Varmit food.
Wow.. I didn't know that.. Good infoQuote:
Originally Posted by E-Z Poleholder