04-04-2023, 02:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-04-2023, 02:30 PM by Piscophilic.)
(04-03-2023, 11:35 PM)Boatloadakids Wrote: Hey, I might have seen you guys out there Saturday. I rode out with Catrat just to see how the water level was maybe try a few casts from shore. There was a blue and white boat launching while we watched from the south side of launch. We stayed in the truck with Merle Haggard and Willie Nelsson until the sun came up. I figured the blue and white was either Mike or Jim but was not sure enough to give a shout.
We tried a couple of spots but had no action from the cats or the whites. Sure is good to see the water level climb up the launch ramp. Agree, it is only going to get better. Glad you guys got out and managed to pull in a few good ones. I hope to get my boat out as soon as I can get to it in my storage shed. I took the snow blade off of my wheeler and stored my snow blower last week. Planning to get them out and into service tomorrow.
Hope to get on the water next week.
Hey Lynn,
Yes, that was us. My "newer" boat is blue and white. There was another rig on the ramp when we got there and we were trying to give him space. I got a bigger boat primarily to fit in more grandkids when the weather is warmer. Sound familiar? I like it a lot when the water is a little rough too. I'll look forward to hearing when you get on the water next week.
(04-04-2023, 11:43 AM)SkunkedAgain Wrote: Great report Jim, glad you got on them and was fun following the eye chat... Sure wish I would have gotten my taxes figured before now so I could get out this week, but procrastinators have to pay the price.... Next week I'll get there unless I can finally get back to work on the greenhouse, meaning the snow finally melts up here.... This is the longest winter, man I'm ready to see some grass starting to show up.... Later Jeff
Thanks Jeff, it was fun to be out and get a few tugs. I hope you get through the "longest winter" soon. I think we have enough water for one winter and maybe 2! I actually read the other day that the water equivalent had reached a higher total than the previous 2 years combined. Mother nature doesn't seem to do well with "smoothing out the highs and lows."
I am glad we didn't get another winter like 2022 though.