With 4+” of rain in the last 24 hours, the Little River and Murder Creek are way out of the banks with lots of debris being dumped in to the lake. Be extremely cautious if you decide to fish Sinclair the next few days
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With 4+” of rain in the last 24 hours, the Little River and Murder Creek are way out of the banks with lots of debris being dumped in to the lake. Be extremely cautious if you decide to fish Sinclair the next few days
If it ain't rainin in the morning, I plan on fishing Flat Creek or maybe Ocmulgee.
Figured the lakes are going to be muddy enough to see deer tracks in after all this rain.
Just my luck, get released to fish, and the weather goes bad. Work is also interfering with my fishing career.
I’m heading to shoulder surgeon today for five week follow up. I doubt seriously if he’ll let me go fishing. Start driving would be appreciated and be a big start to return to fishing.
hope everything goes well at the doctor office, I went fishing today at sinclair after the rain, trash floating everywhere, but me and my dad did catch a few in that muddy water, 20-22 feet deep on ledges.+Cross+Quote:
Originally Posted by RJR
Caught these at Flat Creek
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What lake is flat creek, never heard of that?
Its a PFA in Houston County.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danny Lang
Trying to get the boat cleaned up and checked out. Been a long time since I’ve been able to get it on the water.