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I couldn't see the dam pictures either...I would like to see the dam pictures. I just wish google would fetch the dam pictures :0)

I was thinking of heading down to the pothole tonight. I am somewhat new to the area, and wondering which side to fish? Forsyth side or power station side? Any insight would be appreciated. I hear they are catching a few whites. Thanks Jeff

Thank you Bubbas Dad for the info. I may try to scout it out Sunday or Monday.

I have been reading about Beaver Creek here in the OAF forums. I am somewhat new to area, and I am wanting to know how to make to the BC fishing hole. I have googled it on a map and located "Beaver Creek Access" is the the area? 160 to Slough Hollow Rd? I remember one Sunday drive going east on 160 crossing Beaver Creek, was I close? Any info on where to go would be greatly appreciated. I would love to sling some hooks at some white bass. I am not a harvester, I catch and release. Thanks, Jeff

Great fish Dapper Dan!!! I hope I can post a topic titled "My first eye". Jeff

Thanks for info, I will not take a chance. Jeff

I understand Fellows Lake has a restriction on any outboards over 40hp, can you launch a boat with larger outboard if you only use the trolling motor? Thanks in advance, Jeff

Welcome aboard friend! Jeff

Welcome Frank glad you came aboard! Jeff

Thank you Mr. Chance, I do plan on fishing MO. waters. So far I must agree with you, there is plenty of good info here. I have learned quite a bit about the local bodies of water in the short time I have been here.

Welcome aboard friend!! If you have been fishing Stockton for three years, you have three years on me . I think I am going to make Stockton my primary target. I have spent at least 1 hour every evening researching archived posts from Stockton. I feel I know Stockton like the back of my hand (I have never seen it in person). I just finished rigging my boat (hung a new motor on it 1 week before I moved here 6 mos ago). I will soon make a scouting trip (w/o boat) just to get a feel of the lake. I hear it gets pretty rough and chopped up when the wind is over 20mph. Well I wish you luck friend and hope to see ya out on the water soon. Jeff

Thanks for the report. Now I am itching more. I am putting the finishing touches on my boat, I will soon have to scratch the itch.

Chris, Good to hear people use the green lights here. I just moved here from gulf coast, I unloaded all my saltwater tackle. For some reason I kept my green light. I used to make the 48" lights for local tackle shop (never made any money, just a lot of friends). I love fishing at night with the green light, and look forward to giving it a try at Stockton. How do you fish yours, are you submerging it parallel to water or perpendicular? I designed my light wo it would essentially bob like an indicator perpendicular to the water. Anyway looking forward to hearing about more fyour "green light" outings. Jeff

Jason, I never thought of chasing redfish with a fly rod. Fly fishing for redfish just began getting popular within last 2 years back home. Who knows if I master it here, i may give it a try when I visit family.

From one Newbie to another, welcome to the club!!