As far as the cliffs goes - For those concerned about space, there is tons of it. Never had a problem even with 20 plus anglers.

As far as the snags - Yeah, there are a lot of rocks and steep drop rocky drop offs. They also tend to hold a lot of fish. However, along the same span of shoreline, there is a flatter, softer, sandy bank area with very few snags that also produces plenty of fish. Really, you can take your pick, deeper water with more snags, or shallower water with very few snags.

In march? Both spots should produce well. It's basically one stretch of bank, so it's easy to walk and socialize, and in march, shouldn't be too hot, either.

As far as Date and Location, if you can't make it...

Well, nothing says we can't have another Fish In in April at White Rock or Joe Pool, or Scott's Landing, etc. Always good to have more then one!

I'll be there.

You gonna fish ultra light and sweet corn? Hehe.

I am.

Sweet. I may as well, though I may also have some euro gear to fire out at distance or to demonstrate to any newbies who haven't seen that type of carp fishing gear before.

I'll bring a rod rigged for casting just to, um, cast, and I don't know what else. I probably won't fish much.

I know what else you'll be bringing, Satchel.

Perhaps a little something from Sailor Jerry

Sweet. It didn't last very long in the cold, did it.

As the only Carp fisherman within 100 miles of Abilene, I would like to come out and meet some of you guys!

Hehe if you were able to make it we'd be happy to have you!

Give me the exact date and I will do everything I can to be there....Sounds great.

Here is a map for you guys

The Cliffs

here is a taste of what to expect from the cliffs

Bump! One week away!