Reply With QuoteI think that warning can apply to almost any lake in this part of the country. And it does seem to me, the "official" lake levels are more optimistic than what I see when I am at the lake. I wonder what's up with that?
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guys if any of you are planning to fish down here be carefull it is extremely low. we stopped yesterday at the ramp we use and there are gravel bars showing I didn't know was there. they say it is 2 feet low but what I saw it is about 5 or 6 feet. everyone be carefull and safe on the water.
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I think that warning can apply to almost any lake in this part of the country. And it does seem to me, the "official" lake levels are more optimistic than what I see when I am at the lake. I wonder what's up with that?
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if we don't start getting some rain soon we are going to be in bad shape next summer. we haven't seen low lakes yet. won't need fishing poles be able to dip them up with buckets. I think that is a lot of the problem with the fish to stressed to feed like use to. the spawns are down because the beds are dry now. all we can do is pray for some long slow rains not the floods like we have gotten in the past couple years.
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