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Is any body else so trapped that they are going to force a trip tomorrow? I plan on watching the weather and trying to ride in behind it if the weather man is to be believed. He talked like it will get better as the morning moves toward mid day. Launching at McGee's and heading toward South Pelba for a start. Don't really expect a single fish so one will be a surprise.
Yeah this rain is giving me some serious cabin fever . Have to wait till Saturday though . Good luck tomorrow !
I see that opening from 10 to 1 PM........25 to 30%....but then 65%......not enuf to get me out.....good luck.....`
That's what I saw. I just want to check that spot where you met me last year and see what the conditions are. I've never been with the water that high. I think the river rise might be over and the rise we are seeing is from all the rain. River gauges are all falling now. Scouting expedition. One or two fish would be a surprise. Not going to run around a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by prefers shiners
Thanks. Sadly they are saying Saturday will be more-worse as they say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Choupic
Well it was a good 4 hour trip with plenty of sunshine. Clouds rolled in as I was leaving. As I figured not a bite. Hardly anybody out. High water is interesting. It made most of the stumps vanish. I would really like to know where those sacs go when the water is up like that.
Wherever they go , I'm sure they biting . Lol Atleast you had a nice morning on the water . It was actually nice and cool for a while .Quote:
Originally Posted by mermentau
John, looks like the river's are rising again.
Mermentura. They are catching. Fish the mounds. A lot of people call them the dumps. It's areas land have have like a gap between the island.
Cairo is about crest again, looks like we keep some water for a while
Did you mean "humps" instead of "dumps"? I'll have to try and find some of those next time.Quote:
Originally Posted by ranger-go-getter
It's a island and along the island there is a low spot in it. Kinda like a drain. They call them dumps. Part of the island that is still
Out the water