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My church's Men's Group is thinking about using this marina for a Fall men's retreat/fishing weekend in the Middle of Sept. Can someone tell me how much water there is in that creek arm now. Will guys have to make the run to the main lake to find enough water to fish? Thanks for any help. Joe:)
we were there yesterday...low but plenty of water to fish. Report: plenty of dinks using cranks but no keepers. pulled out some nice crappie however using jigs around trees about 4'-10'.
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[QUOTE=elkhorn bronzeback;410519]My church's Men's Group is thinking about using this marina for a Fall men's retreat/fishing weekend in the Middle of Sept. Can someone tell me how much water there is in that creek arm now. Will guys have to make the run to the main lake to find enough water to fish? Thanks for any help. Joe:)[/QUOTE]
Just make sure they are not charging to launch a boat at that time of the year. Last year, 10 bucks to launch, I just turn around and go somewhere else. So far, not seen anyone taking up launch fees this year. Hopefully, they stopped!
For 10 bucks to launch my boat, I need a ride too and from my truck, free coffee, and somebody to pat me on the back and say I'm sorry you didn't do well when I get back!
[QUOTE=Don Smith;410634]Just make sure they are not charging to launch a boat at that time of the year. Last year, 10 bucks to launch, I just turn around and go somewhere else. So far, not seen anyone taking up launch fees this year. Hopefully, they stopped!
For 10 bucks to launch my boat, I need a ride too and from my truck, free coffee, and somebody to pat me on the back and say I'm sorry you didn't do well when I get back![/QUOTE]
I'm with you, our tax dollars built the lake. and most of the launching ramps. we buy our fishing license. why do we need to pay to launch our boat. I guess thats part of living in a FREE country.