Don't recall ever seeing to much on her regarding Lake Harris except a few mentions of night fishing the bridge. Don't anyone fish that part of the chain?
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Don't recall ever seeing to much on her regarding Lake Harris except a few mentions of night fishing the bridge. Don't anyone fish that part of the chain?
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Lots of Dora, Beuclaire, Carlton and Griffin. What gives?
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What is that weed that grows in/under water????
HYDRILLA just about every where. About the only way to go anywhere is on full plane to try and stay above it.
Little Lake Harris and Big Lake Harris.
Talked to the owner of Lake Side Bait & Tackle store today, She indicated that the blue gills and shell crackers are starting to become very active and with the full moon coming up, they should be in the reeds and pads spawning.
Ah gotcha.
Haven't done well in Harris the last two years because of the hydrilla and the killing of the (cattails, reeds, cane) whatever you want to call them. Went one day last week the wind blew me into the pads and hydrilla and had a fit getting boat turned, ZERO bites and was home at 9am.--shu
And I never hear a breath about Lake Eustis. Big enough and has to have something goin on somewhere.
Fishing no good in eustis my friend that fishes all winter there told me. Million and more going to be spent very soon on the hydrilla in Harris big and little
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Harris is flycasters backyard
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Can't put the boat in to float, because of the hydrilla, I understand that they have started the spraying of this hydro weed.
The story is that it is/was so thick that they could not spray from a boat, so had to approach it from a helicopter. I have never seen it so bad.
Most people do not understand that when you motor thru the clumps of hydrilla, you do not cut it up and destroy it, BUT you cut it up and causes to to grow and spread.:twocents
1.5 million to be spent ridding of it very soonQuote:
Originally Posted by flycaster
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I've talked about fishing up that way but never have. Wasn't aware of the hydrilla problem.
After spraying how many years is a lake good for till the problem comes back? That seams like a lot of money if it is only a couple of years. Don
I believe they think the local FLw can keep it sprayed from then onQuote:
Originally Posted by D Johnson
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