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Fayette County Reeds? #9600211 12/29/13 03:28 AM
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I haven't fished Fayette in two years until today. I was looking forward to fishing the reeds but there are no reeds left! What happened to them!?

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Re: Fayette County Reeds? [Re: The Rodfather] #9600220 12/29/13 03:31 AM
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winter time die off???

Re: Fayette County Reeds? [Re: The Rodfather] #9600223 12/29/13 03:32 AM
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same here, i havent found any good reeds either.

Re: Fayette County Reeds? [Re: The Rodfather] #9600240 12/29/13 03:37 AM
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There have always been reeds, even in the winter, all that is left are dead stalks and muddy banks!

Re: Fayette County Reeds? [Re: The Rodfather] #9600244 12/29/13 03:38 AM
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There have always been reeds, even in the winter, all that is left are dead stalks and muddy banks!

Re: Fayette County Reeds? [Re: The Rodfather] #9600596 12/29/13 09:10 AM
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I was there a few weeks ago, was told they killed them off.


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One of my favorite reed spots was barren months ago. Someone, for some reason, must have felt the need to spray them. Ridiculous!


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Re: Fayette County Reeds? [Re: The Rodfather] #9602421 12/30/13 01:32 AM
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Several months ago they lowered the lake about 3-4ft and they took that machine in there and cut all the reeds on banks that didn't have standing timber in the way. I'm assuming they also sprayed them, but that's just a guess. It's a shame because I have had several great years of pitching those reeds with jigs and frogs and just whacking fish!


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Unbelievable.. What dipshiat made that decision ?


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Probubally the same one who decided to kill the hydrilla.

Lake will be dead in two years tops now...

Re: Fayette County Reeds? [Re: Airik] #9603935 12/30/13 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted By: Airik
Unbelievable.. What dipshiat made that decision ?


Oh you know; those dang invasive reeds.....


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Heard they killed them last winter. Fished it last Feb and the reeds were there but dying.



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The only thing that makes sense to me is they were killed to reduce water usage. Less plants using water less water they have to pump into the lake especially during drought conditions.

Re: Fayette County Reeds? [Re: Bass Junkie] #9604955 12/30/13 07:52 PM
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or they were getting clogged up in the intake

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Originally Posted By: Skeeter TZX 200
or they were getting clogged up in the intake


I would doubt very seriously if clogged intakes caused by reeds are a big problem.


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