Pics of different water levels where I fish.
Sep 23, 2020 19:00:56 #
I fish on a lake but it looks like a river The water level goes up and down depending on how much water they let out of the dam.
Sep 23, 2020 19:17:11 #
Iteachflyfishing wrote:
I fish on a lake but it looks like a river The water level goes up and down depending on how much water they let out of the dam.
No I am jealous
Except for the Branson traffic if it gets there
Sep 23, 2020 19:24:07 #
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Sep 23, 2020 19:29:43 #
Iowa Farmer wrote:
Looks like a popular spot!
Very even better when the leaves are turning.
Sep 23, 2020 19:31:40 #
Iteachflyfishing wrote:
I fish on a lake but it looks like a river The water level goes up and down depending on how much water they let out of the dam.
Hey Teach do they sound an alarm when opening the gates?
I used to fish the Conowingo Dam on the MD / Penn line and we would just have enough time to reel in and that water was rushing bye.
Sep 23, 2020 20:00:02 #
plumbob wrote:
Hey Teach do they sound an alarm when opening the gates?
I used to fish the Conowingo Dam on the MD / Penn line and we would just have enough time to reel in and that water was rushing bye.
I used to fish the Conowingo Dam on the MD / Penn line and we would just have enough time to reel in and that water was rushing bye.
Is that the dam at the head of Lake Taneycomo?
Sep 23, 2020 21:31:55 #
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Sep 24, 2020 06:55:09 #
flyguy wrote:
Is that the dam at the head of Lake Taneycomo?
Not sure what lake it is holding back its been many many years since i fished there. What you are referencing is in Missouri.
Sep 24, 2020 12:32:09 #
plumbob wrote:
Hey Teach do they sound an alarm when opening the gates?
I used to fish the Conowingo Dam on the MD / Penn line and we would just have enough time to reel in and that water was rushing bye.
I used to fish the Conowingo Dam on the MD / Penn line and we would just have enough time to reel in and that water was rushing bye.
I also fished the Susquehanna river below Conowingo Dam. Shad run in March and April and caught some nice walleye. That's the only thing I really miss about Maryland that and great crabbing.
Sep 24, 2020 14:53:59 #
EasternOZ wrote:
No I am jealous
Except for the Branson traffic if it gets there
Except for the Branson traffic if it gets there
Hey oz that is similar to what we have here on the White below Bull Shoals with the water releases but they have been running 7 of the 8 generators since we got here last Saturday. They are only running partial open tubes so the cfs is the equivalent of 5 full on . The Norfork river looks very similar to what ITFF is showing in his photos. You should come an hour and a half further to the Bull Shoals area because there is very little traffic in this area. I would send pics of trout we have caught but my service won't allow that. Maybe when I get back to Peoria. The wife, daughter,and I limited out on some pretty nice bows the last two days and have caught several browns around 12 inches. They have to be 24 inch minimum to keep. Beautiful weather down here this time of year.
Sep 24, 2020 15:03:49 #
tony hopp wrote:
I also fished the Susquehanna river below Conowingo Dam. Shad run in March and April and caught some nice walleye. That's the only thing I really miss about Maryland that and great crabbing.
" Susquehanna " Thanks Tony for the reminder of the river name. Its been that long since i have been there. Some nice cats came out of that area back in the day.
Sep 24, 2020 15:05:26 #
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