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 Re: Whites Up Elm Fork North of LL?
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03/27/19 04:11 PM
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FishnDenton
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Hybrids at the spillway now.
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Re: Whites Up Elm Fork North of LL?
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03/29/19 02:57 AM
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Is that spillway on the north or south side of 380? I'm not sure where the "substation" you are talking about is either. Sorry for my ignorance on the subject, I just don't have any experience with that area. I've looked on the map, but I'm still not positive.
Last edited by DRY Fishing; 03/29/19 02:57 AM.
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Re: Whites Up Elm Fork North of LL?
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03/29/19 03:41 AM
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Ledeez
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Is that spillway on the north or south side of 380? I'm not sure where the "substation" you are talking about is either. Sorry for my ignorance on the subject, I just don't have any experience with that area. I've looked on the map, but I'm still not positive. Think about it spillway
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Re: Whites Up Elm Fork North of LL?
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03/29/19 02:05 PM
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FishnDenton
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Re: Whites Up Elm Fork North of LL?
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03/29/19 02:36 PM
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KidKrappie
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We can add doe creek to the list of ruined creeks now lol. Will never understand posting creeks on here. Not to mention posting a map with where to park and walk to the water.
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Re: Whites Up Elm Fork North of LL?
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03/29/19 02:37 PM
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KidKrappie
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With the elm fork. Those fish can still go up through those jams. There are fish there somewhere I can promise you that.
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Re: Whites Up Elm Fork North of LL?
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03/29/19 03:22 PM
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Ledeez
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We can add doe creek to the list of ruined creeks now lol. Will never understand posting creeks on here. Not to mention posting a map with where to park and walk to the water. Yep!
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Re: Whites Up Elm Fork North of LL?
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03/29/19 08:40 PM
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Well, thanks to those of you that tried to help a novice out. I ventured out this morning. Only place I was able to get to the creek was under the bridge on 380. Saw a couple of guys there who said they had been catching a few small ones earlier. It was their first time down there too. Nothing for me but tree bass though. I still was unsure about the substation and the spillway. And I didn't feel like being too adventurous by myself, especially with all the crazy traffic around there in the morning. So not a great day, but at least I wasn't at work.
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Re: Whites Up Elm Fork North of LL?
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03/29/19 10:46 PM
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JCG57
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Dry Fishing - a spillway refers to the area beneath a reservoir's dam. Fishing below a dam can be very good if higher-than-normal amount of water is being released because the predatory fish are attracted to the current and the spillage of bait fish from the lake to the river - check river/creek flow websites after a heavy rain.
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