JonnyBassBoat

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Well it's nice to know that someone else here knows the river too. BTW the fork in the river is about 80yrds up river from RR trusel. Also i know about the rebarb too. Thank you for the advice. Chris, how often do you fish G'town? Maybe we have seen each other out there before.? It would be cool to get together and fish, I can show you some fantastic catfishing holes. Maybe you can teach me to bass fish. I need to meet new fishing buds.

My local fishing hole is an old resevoir dam. Since we had all this rain the river is now flowing pretty fast. Also, the water is very muddy, and cold. My question is what tecnique i need to use to fish these conditions. Water is 12' in deepest places in the channel. banks are normaly shallow in the 2'-4' range. There is an abandonded train tresel with two concrete pilings and is 10.7 feet. Also, are a few bends in the river. Theres some structure with many stumps hidden under water that will devastate a fiberglass bass boat. As you go up-stream the river forks and narrows from 40yrds to about 10-15yrds. left fork has very shallow water only accesable by flat-bottom with oars. and the right fork deepens to about 15' max with lots a bottom structure and fallen trees. So what would you all recomend. If Chris, the moderator reads this: I am refering to the Georgetown dam on the Little Vermilion River