I'm just wondering, do you get off plane when you're passing personal watercraft-kayaks, canoes or tubers-on Denton Creek? If you swamp them or cause them to flip, I really don't think they'd give a flip about whether or not you offered to help someone on the forum.

Fishead I run those over. I get extra points for that dont I?? I was talking to a couple of my friends earlier that also fish the creek out of boats. They do not slow down or idle through for anything on the creek. On a busy day you would have to stop and go so much you would never get anywhere. They had a stance on it that boats on plane are part of the deal and poeple need to deal with it. I just want everyone to get along and catch some fish and have a good time. I want everyone to pack out there trash no matter whether they are walking or boating. I cannot stand to see the mess some poeple are leaving behind. I even saw one group that drove down to the creek and backed right up to it. How they got there I have no idea. The game warden has there license plate number and a picture of the thing parked there.

Back to the topic at hand...how long do you think it will take the water to receed and the fish to be back on? My brother was up there yesterday in our old 1950's aluminum boat and got skunked. He said the water at the hole was roaring out of the Denton Creek side.

Oh, well, if none of your buds slow down for anyone else either then I say go ahead and run over every other mf'er out there! I don't want anyone slowing me down either when I'm trying to get to my fishing holes and there better not be anyone fishing 'em when I get there! On those rare days I do take my boat up the creeks and slow down for my fellow fishermen, I have found I eventually get where I'm going.

PM sent MEG75. Good luck.

Just go off the river. Fishn was good. the main river is very muddy but when you walk in and get to the little feeder creeks they are full of sandys. every cast you got a fish on. We really did the best on Monday in the poring down rain, but as soon as the rain stoped the feeders got muddy and they stoped bitting. Did just as good in the rain and hail this morning until the mud washed down. Goin out tomorrow.

WOW...

you have to get in the clear water in the feeder creeks being the water is so high and muddy.

Jacky this is why I took it off line. If you or any other on plane motor boater see a yellow Creek Company pontoon as you fly by please check your rear view I'll either be saluting you or may need assistance getting out of the water. lol. As I said in an earlier post I'll try to catch your wake and get to my destination faster.

If I see you I will throw you a line.

About mid afternoon I drove out 35w and looked at the creek there it's rolling pretty good. I then drove back south on 377 and yes the water is chocolate milk color but there were 5 or 6 vehicles parked at the bike path and 4 down in the RR lot with 2 trucks parked on the shoulder of the road at the RR lot entrance. Did anyone catch anything today? I will be out there either Monday or Tuesday next week.

I was out there..U might of seen my truck by the bike path...I didnt catch anything..I walked to the first bend East of 377 and then I walked under the bridge West of 377 "NO LUCK"...I didnt stay long, but the water was too muddy and I didnt have time to try and find clear water....If I had more time to walk I might of hooked a few.........

And when you turn around and see me...

park there again, go west under the bridge, a creek comes in from the north about 100-150 yards in, follow that creek and have fun, limits to be had and the water is cleaner.

Mike it is just sarcasm. Calm down and take a deep breath. No body wants to knock you off your tube.