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Post by greenmonster on Aug 23, 2014 10:42:41 GMT -5
planning for noon trip -going to put in mormons. anybody know how muddy the water is or where it clears up a bit? sorry if this is in the wrong section I couldn't find a thread where this is regularly posted
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Post by greenmonster on Aug 26, 2014 6:14:34 GMT -5
planning for noon trip -going to put in mormons. anybody know how muddy the water is or where it clears up a bit? sorry if this is in the wrong section I couldn't find a thread where this is regularly posted Dear self, since nobody saw your post, I will respond so you don't look unloved and neglected. (Thanks self!). The water conditions were amazingly good considering the amount of rain. I hope you still decided to go. ( why thank you self, I sure did and I caught a few too!).  |
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Post by Gator on Aug 26, 2014 7:41:14 GMT -5
planning for noon trip -going to put in mormons. anybody know how muddy the water is or where it clears up a bit? sorry if this is in the wrong section I couldn't find a thread where this is regularly posted Dear self, since nobody saw your post, I will respond so you don't look unloved and neglected. (Thanks self!). The water conditions were amazingly good considering the amount of rain. I hope you still decided to go. ( why thank you self, I sure did and I caught a few too!). Thanks for the input. Sorry I never fish the Roanoke side. I am only allowed to fish the Blackwater. Have not graduated to the big boy side of the lake.  |
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Post by mwardncsu on Aug 26, 2014 10:02:49 GMT -5
Gator - all the dang fish are on your side of the lake anyway......
Greenmonster - good thing you got out Sat AM ahead of the rain - I expect those conditions looked a lot different Sunday - when we rode into Grimes creek on Sunday mid-day it had colored way up - can't imagine what Lynville would have looked like or what was coming out of the river into the top of the lake.....
It's hit & miss with folks responding to condition reports - a lot of time just due to the timing or location of where they are or are not - but it does elps folks when you can...
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Post by CorneliaGale on Aug 26, 2014 10:25:51 GMT -5
Friend that lives on Lynville about half way down said it was really muddy Sunday. Way it poured Saturday most of the streams was running high. River was up a little yesterday still stained at Salem. I didn't go down Hardy Road Saturday to see how river at Hardy so I can't say what it looked like.
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Post by greenmonster on Aug 26, 2014 13:15:07 GMT -5
Haha, NOW you guys respond! I actually fished Sunday instead of Saturday. Definitely not clear but only slightly colored at mormans and much clearer out towards lynville but i stopped up river of lynville itself. Lynville was probably pouring mud in that was drifting further down the lake. Keep in mind that I was expecting it to be downright brown and full of debris so i was pleasantly surprised. |
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Post by greenmonster on Aug 26, 2014 13:44:25 GMT -5
Gator - all the dang fish are on your side of the lake anyway...... Greenmonster - good thing you got out Sat AM ahead of the rain - I expect those conditions looked a lot different Sunday - when we rode into Grimes creek on Sunday mid-day it had colored way up - can't imagine what Lynville would have looked like or what was coming out of the river into the top of the lake..... It's hit & miss with folks responding to condition reports - a lot of time just due to the timing or location of where they are or are not - but it does elps folks when you can... Thanks mwardncsu! Yeah, i figured low probability of a response in time, just thought Id report back in a way that made folks smile. Btw, you probably dont rmember but you sold me a portable depthfinder a few years back. Used that thing forever and finally sold it when I bought the new boat. Thing worked great so a long overdue thanks. |
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Post by mwardncsu on Aug 26, 2014 14:20:40 GMT -5
Yeah - I remember meeting you over at Bayroc - glad that it gave you some good service and hope it helped you catch a bunch of fish!
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