Got you here in Arkansas.
Tony
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Getting through to Russellville, AR
Jerry McKaughan
P.O. Box 85
Pottsville, AR 72858
www.caddisflyfishers.org
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Hi All;
Everyone make it through the recent storm that swept across country ok?
To tie this to fishing, how do you think a storm effects fishing after it
passes?
Wayneb
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I survived. The storm pretty much hit north and south of my house by
several miles so I got lucky. Probably high water in the streams along with
a lot of down trees. Might make for some interesting new pools or at least
obstacles.
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Let me know how it works. Have casught a few fish on a red Godlie Jr.
Rick
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HI All;
Been playing
It blows out Crooked Creek every time. The creek totally changes each tome.
Pools will fill in and new pools made.
Tony
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Interesting, is crooked creek an earthen bottomed water body or cravel/stone
based?
Wayne
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Gravel stone.
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Interesting, is crooked creek an earthen bottomed water body or
cravel/stone based?
Wayne
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Gravel and stone. I did not fish it last year at all. We had flood waters
after a big storm. I went out with a friend last Friday and one big hole that
always produced Smallmouths was almost filled in. The Riffle area was gone at
another place. Some shallow areas were too deep to wade. I was
*Speaking of the effects of storms on fishing, when I was in Vermont a
couple of weeks ago, I took the opportunity to scope out my favorite trout
stream - The Winooski River. The recent heavy rains had completely changed
the character of the river. My favorite hole was almost entirely silted in
I went out with a friend last Friday snip I did catch three
Smallmouths and a load of Gills. Used one of my Bamboo rods and a Green
Foam Caterpillar fly. All top water action.
GOOD FOR YOU, TONY!
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We only caught the very edge of the storm. I'm not complaining. Had a
few dead limbs blown out of a couple of trees and that was the entire
scope of the damage.
And the good is is that now they won't fall on me when I'm mowing.
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I was up in Vermont over the Memorial Day weekend in the south central part of
the state at least until it started snowing on me on Saturday. I got one day
of fishing in but it was lake fishing. The streams in the area weren't out of
their banks but they were running high and discolored, not
Jerry,
When I had my place in Vermont for 16 years, we had snow in September and
another time in June.
Tony
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Slightly off the subject of storms but it was a result of them:
Last Friday my friend Larry and I were scheduled to trout fish with a guide in
the Smokies. All the streams were blown out. They've got to be worse now.
The guide went to Plan B and took us to a lake where we caught a bunch of
I gave the wrong name in my last post chorus: Ian Charity Rutter are at
RandRflyfishing.com (not outfitters).
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Tony, that wasn't the first time I've seen snow in Vermont around Memorial Day.
But this time it was colder, didn't get out of the 30's all day. I did my
shopping that day. It was a cold rain when I left, after stops in Manchester,
the Vermont Country Store and the local maple syrup place,
I watched the front from on top of the landfill, I could see spouts forming and
breaking up 5 to 6 at a time.
It was very spooky and unerving, glad to see it blow north of me and also cause
so little damage.
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The weather keeps getting more and more unpredictable, hard to figure out.
My wife and youngest daughtet are taking me fishing for father's day, probably
going to Mallows bay on the Potomac river for a kayak outing. Mallows bay is
the dumping ground for hundreds of WWI ships created a great
Sounds like fun!
Al
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Mallows bay is the dumping ground for hundreds of WWI ships created a great
fishing area and very cool to kayak through them.
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