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I found a ice pole on the dam of Currant Creek today while I was leaving. If it belongs to you and you can describe it then I will get it back to you.
As for the fishing, it was a great day of fishing. The catching... well that's another story,the wife caught a small cutt and I got skunked. Very few fish on the finder, and couldn't convince those that did come by to dine.
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How was the road? I think I'm headed up in the morning.
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I road was mostly cleared with only a few slick patches, until about a mile before where the dirt starts then it was covered with compacted snow but still very passible. My Forester had no trouble and would bet a little sedan could make it.
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Thanks, sounds like I can make it. I'll post up a report tomorrow night.
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Find the owner of the pole yet?
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Have not heard from anyone yet.
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The rod belongs to our group. Big thanks to RedNek for picking it up. It is awesome to have such good and honest folks here.
As for the fishing, picked up a tiger and a nice bow in the first 30 minutes. Just a few bites that we missed after that. Fished near the spill way in 7 to 20 ft of water. Got the two on paddle bugs and minnow heads.
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