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I Read An Article In Kentucky Game & Fish (since It's All I Have To Do With This Freezing Weather!) About Fishin The Ohio River's Oxbows For Crappies. Sounded Like It Can Be Really Good. It Talked About A Large Oxbow Just Below The Medahl Pool That Was Supposed To Be Really Good. Has Anyone Had Any Experience With This? Just Curious.....
I Guess No One Is Familiar With The Ohio River Oxbows.....oh Well! Thought I'd Try! :d
[QUOTE=RICHYD4U;313410]I Read An Article In Kentucky Game & Fish (since It's All I Have To Do With This Freezing Weather!) About Fishin The Ohio River's Oxbows For Crappies. Sounded Like It Can Be Really Good. It Talked About A Large Oxbow Just Below The Medahl Pool That Was Supposed To Be Really Good. Has Anyone Had Any Experience With This? Just Curious.....[/QUOTE]
Hey Rich try this rig. I do well year round for crappies around wood. Fly rod, ultra lite closed face spinning reel, 6 lb mono, small bobber, BB split shot sinker, and a small spinner with a piece of pork attached about 3/4 inch long 3/16 wide in your favorite color. It's nothing more than a barrel swivel with a snap ring on one end, a light wire hook, and a zero size blade. Just jig it around wood. Hold on.
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Don't know about what it is exactly yer lookin fer. But if you go up into most of the creeks down towards Derby, Cannelton, IN. area. The creeks have what I call big lake like areas in them for fishin. Small creek about 10 feet across might open up into a small lake like area for fishing. Study the Ohio River maps and look at the creeks after you go back up into them a ways.... If this ain't what yer looking for then my bad...... But I have seen a lot of Crappie fishermen up in these open area's...:D:)
[quote=MsgMills;313737]Don't know about what it is exactly yer lookin fer. But if you go up into most of the creeks down towards Derby, Cannelton, IN. area. The creeks have what I call big lake like areas in them for fishin. Small creek about 10 feet across might open up into a small lake like area for fishing. Study the Ohio River maps and look at the creeks after you go back up into them a ways.... If this ain't what yer looking for then my bad...... But I have seen a lot of Crappie fishermen up in these open area's...:D:)[/quote]
THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I MEANT....THEY SAY THERE ARE THOSE SMALL LAKE LIKE AREAS (OXBOWS) THAT OCCUR EVERY SPRING ON THE OHIO. A REALLY BIG ONE IS SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN JUST BELOW MEDAHL LOCK....I DEFENITELY NEED TO GET A MAP, I'M SURE IT'D BE ON IT.....THANKS FOR THE RESPONSE! :D :D :D
You may want to look at this to help you get an idea. It's the Meldahl Dam. Just navigate where you want to look. Hope it helps.
http://www.terraserver.com/view.asp?cx=752020.480468689&cy=4302906.20645768&proj=32616&mpp=7.5&pic=-1&prov=-1&stac=-1&styp=AD
[quote=F16ENGMGR;313781]You may want to look at this to help you get an idea. It's the Meldahl Dam. Just navigate where you want to look. Hope it helps.
[URL]http://www.terraserver.com/view.asp?cx=752020.480468689&cy=4302906.20645768&proj=32616&mpp=7.5&pic=-1&prov=-1&stac=-1&styp=AD[/URL][/quote]
THANKS FOR THE HELP....WORKED NICELY!:D :D