Skeeter ZX190

Obviously your tremendous luck can be attributed to one, and only one thing. Your partners sweatshirt colors!😁

Same graph has Pomme going to 10 feet high!😳

Here's my source. http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rcc/nwk/lakepool.txt

The Corps latest estimate has the lake at 872.41 on Tuesday. Normal is 867.00. I think it was a foot high before this storm. So that would be a 4 1/2 foot rise. Just looking at their daily numbers, it will probably keep rising.

Not my report, but a guy posted a video on Youtube from the Polar Bear Series on January 5, 2020. They flat whacked them on Megass Vision 110 +1 and the alabama rig. They had 5 keepers by 9:00 am on jerkbaits then upgraded with a-rig fish after the wind picked up. And they came in 4th.

Sure wish I could weigh in on this topic with some on the water advice & experience, but it's going to be a while before I get a chance to see the lake. We just got home from visiting our son who's stationed in San Diego. Most people go to San Diego to see sites like the San Diego Zoo, Seaworld, the beaches, etc. Not me! Early Christmas morning I sampled the San Diego ambulance service and the ER room & ICU amenities at Grossmont Hospital. Turns out I had a serious GI issue. They got me patched up and I'm on the mend but it will be at least a month before I could even venture to the lake because my pickup truck is still in San Diego!😀 My son will be driving it back to Missouri at the end of January. If I was able to get on the water I would just follow my usual "milk run" from the dam to State Park and hit spots with a jerkbait, ned, and alabama rig. Maybe a rock crawler too. I must be feeling better because I'm dreaming to go. My head says go, but the body says "not yet".😕

You're going to need to ice down your shoulder and elbow! And you know a report like this is killing Lifes2short! 😀

But the fish are thankful for this problem! 😁

It's probably because of all the weight you're carrying with all of those crappie you're catching! 😁

My first time fishing the Little Piney. Went to the Lane Spring Campground. Started about 10:30 am and fished until 4:00 pm. Water was very clear. Caught 30 trout total but most of them were dinks. I had 5 or 6 decent sized ones in the 9 to 12 inch range. Caught the majority on an elk hair caddis in size 16. The second most popular was a BH prince hare nymph in size 12. It was a beautiful day with sunshine and a high of 73. I wish I lived closer. 4 hour drive oneway is a killer.

I thought maybe they were oak trees. I was shocked by the number of trees impacted.

We caught some small bass today, 5 to 8 inches, both largemouth and smallmouth. Question 1. Does anybody know if these are last years hatch or this year? Question 2. I noticed A LOT of trees that the leaves have turned brown. At first I thought it was just fall foliage, but it seems way to early for that. Most of these trees are at about the same elevation in relation to the bank. Did the high water this summer kill these trees?