We are going to try it anyway. I was looking at last year's data and the lake peaked at 369 on May 7th. Starting on the 7th they pulled the lake down 8 feet in four days. The 10 day forecast right now looks good, but we all know that could change. The lake could be 10 feet lower a week from now, but I guess a lot of that depends on the Ohio too. One thing about the fish, they have to stay in the water which means you always have a chance. I noticed that some of the guides caught good shellcracker and bluegill during the peak, draw down and after last year's flood. We may have to look them up.