Had to go to plan C.

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Originally Posted by Doodlum

Notice the aerator is running. Don't go to WB that much, but I have not seen them running. When do they normally run them?

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Here's your answer.

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Originally Posted by Norfolk Reservoir Manager

Aerators or bubbler system. The aerators (17 in WB, 10 in LP) pump air into the bottom the lake like a big aquarium aerator and take care of some issues related to our treating the water at the treatment plants. The aerators generally run from March through mid-October and have been running for about a month. We have been running them this way since they were installed and have worked great. The air lines are a constant problem, as you know, because they tend to float. We attach concrete blocks to the lines as anchors, but have an ongoing problem with them breaking loose. As you may remember, I asked that you only use mushroom anchors in these areas so that you don't accidentally snag an airline.

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I noticed that a few of them were not on.

hey at least you caught something there.

It looks like the rain has turned the fish on, on WB. Good catch!

Thanks Tap. Those aerators are fish magnets. I need to get down that way soon.
With your side scan looking at a school of bait fish could you guess the size of the fish.

Good report Tap. Congrats on the catch! You made a good decision to stay away from Buggs... the storm didn't hit but the wind sure did... :eek::eek:
Blake

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Originally Posted by Doodlum

With your side scan looking at a school of bait fish could you guess the size of the fish.

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I can only tell the difference between bait fish and fish. The bait fish look more like a cloud.

In this picture you can see fish below a school of bait fish. This fish are the white specks and the bait fish is the cloud above them.

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-1/604697/bait2.gif

Nice variety Tap, and way to make the best of the launch situation.
You da man.
Steelers suck.
Way to go.

Thanks for the report. With Branch acting so wierd I wonder how Burnt mills is going to be when it opens back up.