03-30-2017, 04:34 PM
Since the headline on this thread is about corn and no specific water, I have questions about using it in Cutler reservoir.
First off, has anybody tried it? I know high water is making any fishing more challenging, but curious if it has been more effective than anything else.
Second, what are the defined boundaries of Cutler where it is legal? I assume Cutler Marsh is included, since it is backed up by the dam, but I have looked, and been unable to find any definition of the boundaries where Corn is legal. I have seen it defined as a riverine type reservoir (basically a wide spot in the river), so I don't know that a typical high-water mark really defines it.
Has anybody here seen a definition of the reservoir boundaries or of the geographical limits to using corn? I just don't want to worry about a ticket if I try it in the marsh.
(edited to correct an instance of Cutlet to Cutler)
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First off, has anybody tried it? I know high water is making any fishing more challenging, but curious if it has been more effective than anything else.
Second, what are the defined boundaries of Cutler where it is legal? I assume Cutler Marsh is included, since it is backed up by the dam, but I have looked, and been unable to find any definition of the boundaries where Corn is legal. I have seen it defined as a riverine type reservoir (basically a wide spot in the river), so I don't know that a typical high-water mark really defines it.
Has anybody here seen a definition of the reservoir boundaries or of the geographical limits to using corn? I just don't want to worry about a ticket if I try it in the marsh.
(edited to correct an instance of Cutlet to Cutler)
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