Anyone tell me how the water looks around tanners. Don't want to make the 2 hour drive if it's real muddy.
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Anyone tell me how the water looks around tanners. Don't want to make the 2 hour drive if it's real muddy.
I haven't actually been to Tanners but I can't imagine it being muddy, we haven't had any rain.
I went by the Ohio River Wednesday about 15-20 miles east of there and the water looked good, I say go for it.
Good luck if ya get out.
Yeah, Tanners should be in good shape, I am debating going there Sunday or possably Bishoff
i was there friday after work water is fine fishing not bad caught about 40 swimming jigs in 3 hours..
Hey is North Hogans very good this time of year for crappie ...
I was there last month and only caught two working all the way
up to the island.
Be safe all.
I cant say, but I have a customer who is a Crappie fisherman and North Hogan is His preffered Crappie creek in that neck of the woods.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cincinnati
hogans is good all year
thanks guys!
laughery is better for big fish.one creek up from hogans stays deep for miles
one creek north or south of hogans ... im lost
ok, i own a map and a GPS...
thanks!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Cincinnati
If You look at google or bing maps, in Aurora In. there is a Iron bridge at the mouth of Hogan creek, once You pass the bridge Hogan creek splits left and right, one os considered South Hogan creek and the other North Hogan. I like Laughery out of all the creeks in that area