KY/Barkley canal

[mfishyboy]

i guess the lake levels must fluctuate from one lake being higher than the other in a matter of a days time of less or in that case if water is moving backwards from one lake to another with the amount of water being put into one another cannot always be equal and the lakes can never ber perfectly equal within an inch why are there periods when there is no current in the canal ... I AM TALKING DEAD STILL FOR HOURS

if you are such an expert on laws of physics explain that to me

TWO LAKES THAT SIZE COULD NEVER BE THE EXACT SAME ABOVE SEA LEVEL.

[artcarney_agr]

There's current, just not enough to be noticeable.....

Your highest stream velocities are at 2/3 depth and in the center. If you're close to the bank, on the surface of the water, you're not going to notice a very small current!

[mfishyboy]

even if you are in the middle fishing 25 feet deep that means your line should be moving and it does not do such a thing you would at least feel the littlest tension. two lakes of that size cannot ever be exactly the same level

[artcarney_agr]

You're boat is not stationary.........you're floating along too!

[Gregory]

Plus, :) the earth is spinning. Ok Ok I'm being a smart a**

[mfishyboy]

HEY THE MOON CONTROLS THE TIDES IN SOME PLACES LOL

LETS PUT IT THIS WAY YOU DO NOT KNOW IF THERE IS ANY CURRENT HALF WAY DOWN OR MORE BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO WAY OF TESTING IT OR FINDING THAT OUT SO WHY ARGUE IF THERE IS CURRENT OR NOT

[mfishyboy]

YOU KNOW JUST AS MUCH ABOUT GOING TO THE MOON AS YOU DO ABOUT IF THERE IS CURRENT WHEN THE WATER IS STILL BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT THERE!

[artcarney_agr]

Oh there's current all right...probably not enough to affect the fish if you can't notice it....agree?

[mfishyboy]

right