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Enid lake is at 243.6ft (sept 27th) and falling about 0.1 per day. At that rate the level will be likely be around 241.8 to 242.3. Does anyone know what ramps will be accessible at those levels? Specifically for me i was wondering if LongBranch will be so i don't have to drive to the north side of the lake. Wont be staying overnight and not sure if i can use the ramp at cossar..
Thanks in advance for responses..
No reason to drive around, everything with the exception of maybe Water Valley will be good to go
Thanks
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No problem, should be able to put in at Cossar easy too, just cost you 4 bucks
Hope I don't run aground. Did that 2 times on the Tn river today. Both times was where I have fished for 40+ years. first spot was 30ft from the bank. Was idling along when I hear the front of the Lund pushing rocks. Second time was 100 yds from any bank. Found a point that had never been there. Or had never been there when the water levels were normal. When I backed the boat in today. Stepped in the boat from the gravel. Back of my 18ft 10" boat was in 12ft of water..
But did put in 4 hours of making my own maps of some great fishing holes today. Love the map deal on the Helix 10.
Pete
Just came through the TN River on a towboat almost 1000' long. Spent most of my watch with my stomach in my throat. Bumped bottom twice 100' on the good side of the nav bouys.
Man I have enuff trouble keeping a 20 foot rig straight, can't imagine a 1000 foot rig!!
John, the trick is to have a strong trolling motor!!!!
Yep, not sure my 112 is up to the task
I got 2000hp...... Per engine!
I wish I could take this thing straight down the middle of Barnett. Those stumps have ate up enough props and lower units and it's time to give them a taste of their own medicine. I'll chew 'em up like a 350ton beaver!
The ramp at the State Park is questionable, watched a huge ski boat try to load little while ago and they were trouble, had to back off the ramp and bout didn't get back up on it. Small rig prolly not a problem but bigger rigs need to be careful.
Long branch should be good?
Which ramp on that side of lake do you suggest John ?Quote:
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Is Tim still going to have the bait shop open ?
Isn't there a bait shop in longbranch? Will it be open this weekend??
Are the feeshes preferring any particular size minnows?
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Tim is open Wed through Sun at Longbranch and has the right size minners.
Longbranch will most likely be best for the folks staying at Cossar, I'm gonna try the state park ramp myself Wed and will know. This Stratos trailer don't have to be in the water much but its sure getting iffy.
Thank you Rees.
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McCurdy point, Wallace Creek and Persimmon ramps still usable
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Know of a Bait shop open tomorrow? And what ramp would be good to use?Quote:
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Shell station at interstate 55 and Oakland exit, I would use Longbranch
Used it today but won't go there any more. Backed off the end. Would have been a real problem if not for hydraulic jack plate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
How is long branch?
Should be fine