08-12-2003, 11:03 PM
[cool]I hope you have done your homework on aerodynamics and that you keep the speed within the coefficients of lift, drag and thrust that would take you airborne if an 18 wheeler blew by too fast. We could start a new TV program on "The Flying Fisherman". Oh wait, that has already been done. But, the other guy used a plane. What a wimp!.
I would be interested in knowing what is happening around some of the inflows around the north part of the lake. I used to smite the whites in that little trickle you mentioned. Sometimes in the fall they would stack up just below the culvert, at the railroad tracks, and would jump out of the water to grab a dangling jig. What a fish story. Right?
I really did have some "meadow stream" fly fishing in that creek, all the way from the tracks to the outlet into the lake. There are sometimes some deeper bends and holes that hold a couple of whites, and they will pounce on a little silver "fry fly".
I don't know if you will have enough water under you to effectively use the sonar feature. In fact, if you do not keep it raised, you are likely to drag it on the bottom.
But...LOOKING GOOD.
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I would be interested in knowing what is happening around some of the inflows around the north part of the lake. I used to smite the whites in that little trickle you mentioned. Sometimes in the fall they would stack up just below the culvert, at the railroad tracks, and would jump out of the water to grab a dangling jig. What a fish story. Right?
I really did have some "meadow stream" fly fishing in that creek, all the way from the tracks to the outlet into the lake. There are sometimes some deeper bends and holes that hold a couple of whites, and they will pounce on a little silver "fry fly".
I don't know if you will have enough water under you to effectively use the sonar feature. In fact, if you do not keep it raised, you are likely to drag it on the bottom.
But...LOOKING GOOD.
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