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I always heard the bite is best just before and during a storm. Here’s a pic of me with a nice fish caught trolling during Hurricane Hugo a few years back.
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I truely feel for all that will be affected by this incoming storm. Just trying to keep things light hearted, and all in good spirits as most, if not all of us deal with differing degrees of difficulties from the storms wrath. Stay safe, and God Bless.
I'm totally going in my kayak...lol.
Thinking about anchoring the Pontoon in the front yard and I don't live on a lake.
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Originally Posted by MThook
We went out yesterday afternoon and had no luck at all. This afternoon is a little too windy for my boat. Next time out will be next Wed or Thurs at Lake Marion.
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Longlining will have lots of action on your jigs or cranks.
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This has the cats TEARING IT UP!
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They have pulled Murray way down for the rain. Looks like we are going to get around around 2 inches and 20 mph winds so that should not be to bad. I left my toon in the water tied to my dock so if anyone wants to go just holler I am ready. Everyone be safe and cover your bases.
What if they draw water down, but do not get enough rain or any at all to replace water levels? Fall is typically dry.
They are planning on dropping Murray 10 ft through January so it want matter here. It still has another 5 ft to go to get to 10 ft. Sometime in January they will start to raise the lake again and that will depend on how much rain we get as to how fast it comes back up. They do this to help weed growth around the shore ???.
I'm always amazed how fast they can drop Murray when they want to. I was surprised they sent that much water down stream with all the rain expected in the low country. I guess protecting the integrity of the dam is top priority in an event like this.
wateree was down couple feet yesterday
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Originally Posted by Lloakley930
If you have never seen them open the spillway when they need to dump a lot of rain then you have no idea just how fast they can dump water. I have lived here close to 30 years and only seen it a couple times.
hummmm looks like a normal day when me and fishfinder8 goes especially if we take the dawgg with us :biggrin :biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Inkdabber
The hill and russel both drawn down 3 ft. Hartwell is 1.5 feet over full?