With all the rain we've had the last two weeks, which lake do you thinkwill come around first,Talquin or crescent?
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With all the rain we've had the last two weeks, which lake do you thinkwill come around first,Talquin or crescent?
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Crescent, if wind gets up go to Dead Lake or Dunn's Creek.
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Crescent got less rain and not a direct river flowing through it. Lochloosa/Orange is hot now too!
Talquin has not slowed down........
plz elaborate litewire , headin down end of next week..........:crazy:
Heard good reports catching fish in pads with minnows. I plan on being there during that timeframe. I hope most of the stained water will be gone by then .......Lat Sat/Sun duckweed was on the lake and made some areas untrollable........
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Originally Posted by shoalietwo
The main lake is muddy, but clear in the creeks. Unfortunately, the fish have shut down and the lake levels are down about 2 foot! Many of the bedding areas are dry and many boats are dry too. Should get better by weekend and maybe the front will be settled in by the middle of next week. The river was still rising earlier today about 60 miles north of the lake. The bite was awesome up until this AM when the lake was dropped so may come back fast!
good report guys , hope to be there next wed , thur , fri depending on weather . do any know if lake talquin lodge has a gas dock like down at ingrams/whipoorwill ?
Curtis the bite still on ,That's encouraging I can't wait to get their! Really worried about winds next week! Maybe by mid week the wind gods will give us a break , or maybe not is March!!! I'll give a shot
Ingrams is the only one on the lake!Quote:
Originally Posted by shoalietwo
Heard lake was muddy all over and worse than that Angels is closed due to high water. Now that's bad. Talked to her today and she hopes to be open next week. Me Too....
Go to Crescent and eat at Shrimp or US in Welaka.
I left the Lodge about 11:30 this morning and suprise the wind was really blowing. Not many folks fishing. Couldn't get their jigs to sink in the muddy water.