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Well I rolled down to Sardis and Enid! Nothing happening.3 boat trailers at Sardis, didn't see a one at Enid.Whatever rain comes it's going just as fast. I took some pics and attempted to make a movie with my digital. Hope it turns out!May have to load the movies as a hyperlink!Facebook
Nice pics. Thanks for posting them.
Cool pics, so weird to me that the spillway house aint in the main body of the water when at winter pool.
Great pics, makes me feel like I was there.
Nice pics man, wish I could stretch a net across that spillway chute for just about one hour lol.
wont be long til the lower lake at Sardis will be all you can get in.
Did you visit with Neon?
Check out Bill's house?
Nope, was just gonna say he should have stopped by.Quote:
Originally Posted by canebreaker
Nothing going thru the spillway right now, maybe not cold enough. If there were fish in the spillway, folks would be lined up elbow to elbow.Quote:
Originally Posted by GitDaGrease
Sorry I didn't get by but I came in on the dam store side,went up the road to the emergency spillway, crossed the levee,down the road to Engineers Point, down to the spillway on the south side,back down the hwy. towards Bill house, saw the back of Bill's house, down around the lower lake, back out, took a right went down to Wallaces Bait shop to a place where my grandparents lived in a old fish camp that is gone now but memories of my childhood spent there will never be gone, down the highway a ways towards Sardis where my grandparents used to run a cabin grounds,snack bar, and boat rental on the old river shoot.When I came back out I headed west on that hwy towards the interstate and down to Enid!Next time I'm down that way, I will make it a point to stop by and say hello!Quote:
Originally Posted by NeonMoon
No problem, just 'cause I'm here don't mean anyone has to stop by, lol. I've just really enjoyed meeting all the CDC Members I have so far. Don't know if any of them properties are still in your family, but if they are (or you can get permission) and you'd ever have an interest to run a Metal Detector over 'em, let me know, I got an extra and can give ya' a crash-course.Quote:
Originally Posted by SlabLapper4sure
I was going to run down today for a quick fix, but the school called, pick up a sick child.
Dr. appt. in the morning, all the kids get out at noon. I'll give them a crash course about the equipment. Carry them home then pick them up wednesday and be down later.
Thanks, Neon!Ain't sure who owns that property now, but didn't see any posted signs! Maybe I can check over at Wallaces and they might know! That would be interesting!There were at least 6 to 8 families that lived in there and some had young children.When the men brought in the fish the women would go to work cleaning and wrapping and storing the fish on ice and a sign would go up on the Hwy. and then the cars would start rolling in!My granddaddy would come in most times with his boat loaded to the top with cats!He ran lines, guilds, and hoops. I still got one of his trotlines and its got to be at least 50 years old and it looks brand new!He caught a cat out of the Tallahatchie River before the levee was put up on Sardis Lake that weighed 103 lbs on a snag line so he wasn't able to tell anyone at the time!I'll post some old pics on here one day of life back then at Sardis!
Be interesting to see the pics. I saw a 100 year-old pic taken at Reelfoot (1911-12) posted in the TN Board while I was up there. Got lots of memories of my Grandpa as well, was big in the local Coon Hunters Club, and I remember going out nights with him when I was little. A few years back, Dad gave me Grandpas old Coon Huntin' pistol (Model 35 Stevens).
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