High river water

[chasmo]

First, I would suggest getting to a creek with clearer water-if possible. If not possible, think chartreuse spinnerbaits, rattling fire tiger crankbaits in shallow cover that breaks the current-downed logs, rocks, etc and fish SLOWLY. I like logs/trees near fast current that break the current and eddies for the cranks.

Good luck.

[fishhound]

First, I would suggest getting to a creek with clearer water-if possible. If not possible, think chartreuse spinnerbaits, rattling fire tiger crankbaits in shallow cover that breaks the current-downed logs, rocks, etc and fish SLOWLY. I like logs/trees near fast current that break the current and eddies for the cranks.

Good luck.

i would agree with chasmo and with the rain we jst got i would say the creeks will have the color of a yahoo! lol..

[HoosierDon]

Thanks for all the input guys. Fortunately all that rain went north of us (Evansville), unfortunately it will come right back down the river in the next few days. I thought I might drag some deeply kept secrets out of you guys but alas, we all kind of think alike.

In the entireEvansville pool there are only two creeks to go into and they are the yahoo that you were talking about. So, if we fish tonight, it will be an interesting experience.

Thanks again guys.........

Don