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For those that haven't been down there the Hartford boat ramp on the Neosho is completely unusable. Its been like this since the high water receded we had in August. I don't know if calling the COE will do any good, or if the USFWS is supposed to take care of it, but either way it can't be used in its present state.
Picture looking down the boat ramp
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River looking North from the ramp
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Rats was thinking about going down there next week scratch that plan. thanks for the report.
BD 40 have u been down to the merdizine ramp this fall yet, maybe all the crappie are up river, since there not lakeside.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackdog40
One side of me says YUCK!!,:puke and the other, says it's dippin' time.:fish Reminds me of when Council Grove plugged up.:banghead Where is this ramp anyways? :scratchhead
It is in the city of Hartford Kansas just E. S. East of Emporia upriver from John Redmond Res. At one time it was a very popular spot to wade the riffles for whites around Easter on up to May or June. Ramp sets bewteen Neosho River Bridge and North East part of town. Don't blink though, could miss it. Kiddin!
No riffles there anymore thanks to the COE. River looks nothing like it did when I was a kid. Water came up with the rain and pushed the logs upstream of the ramp through. Ramp itself is still plugged with logs as of 3 hours ago. The big log jam will be in Hartford in a couple years and close off all access.
If I remember correctly this park is run by the City of Hartford and it would be up to them to clear ramp. I might be wrong about this just what I think I remember from years past.
No have not tried fishing there. Went and looked lake so low would be tough to get boat in unless small. Might be better know that lake is up a little. Refering to the river ramp above Melvern.rotflrotfl
The river access sign has both COE and US Fish and Wildlife signs on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackdog40
Okay guess I am wrong. Wish those guys would get on the stick and clean it out. white bass usually come up the river from Redmon during fall can be some fun fishing.
That happened before the last raise in the river. People were catching them by the hundreds. They can't get from the lake to the river anymore so its all the fish that are trapped in the river year round. I know one night my cousin and a couple friends caught 165 before they quit counting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackdog40