09-15-2012, 03:29 AM
09-15-2012, 04:45 AM
I haven't been up there for a few weeks, but can you carry it down to water, or do you need to back a trailer in?
With it going down down down - I'd bet the shoreline is muddy. The ramp is way- beyond accessible. Be sure.
I'd be curious to hear any updates. From what I've heard the "cap" is based on time, not actual water level. So when the farmed "date" passes - we can only hope there's enough water left to support what musky, bass, and dear precious perch remain. Maybe the catfish planters will take over! I'll bet THEY could survive a 2 foot puddle!
With it going down down down - I'd bet the shoreline is muddy. The ramp is way- beyond accessible. Be sure.
I'd be curious to hear any updates. From what I've heard the "cap" is based on time, not actual water level. So when the farmed "date" passes - we can only hope there's enough water left to support what musky, bass, and dear precious perch remain. Maybe the catfish planters will take over! I'll bet THEY could survive a 2 foot puddle!
09-15-2012, 06:40 AM
I was out there yesterday just for a ride to see how low it had gotten the edges are very muddy and it is low low.. About the only way to launch would be to hand launch as muddy and slick as the edges were i am almost positive you would be stuck.. Hope it helps did see a few fish jumping at the surface assumed they were small bass close to shore.. Good luck
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09-15-2012, 08:54 PM
Backed my trailer in the water today from the west side. My back truck tires were still on solid ground. But I could have gone further.
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