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Yes I have the app and wil definitely keep one eye on the flows. I was hoping we could find some spots to land the boat and wade. Thanks again!!

Thanks for the report!! Two guys from Michigan coming down to fish with me next Sunday through Friday they are brand new to fly fishing, hoped to get them in their waders but the chances of that are slim, but happy to get my Supreme back on the river. We will be staying just upstream of Cotter at His Place Resort and fishing upstream from there, sounds like the river, barring any more rain, or the COE opening the flood gates on Bull will be in pretty good shape. Hopefully they will hold the generation back for a few more days. I think they will have to. But we will all have spinning gear also. Will post some reports next week. Also heard there is a bridge out on Denton Ferry Rd, South (I think) of Wildcat is there any truth to that??

I own a Supreme 2060 Series I went the less expensive route with a Motor Guide regular foot control 45lbs Thrust Likes: Tons of thrust for this boat. Can set a spider chair on casting deck and fish sitting down. Can easily remove trolling motor and only leave mounting base on boat. Dislikes: Only control boat from the deck, i was trolling for Walleye at Bull Shoals and with a big open boat like the 2060 it would have been very handy to be able to have control in the back or middle of the boat. Foot control takes up a fair amount of room on the casting deck.

Ham I think you will find those boots to be pretty rugged. i have only owned the old fashion lace style Korkers so not sure about your lace system, although I have a fishing buddy who has owned that same boot for a while and really likes them with no problems with that lace system. I am on my 2nd pair of Korkers,purchased my first pair in 2010 for a trip to Montana, size 12 out grew them!! I'm 58 years old and my feet are still growing, no seriously they are. I use to wear a 10 my newest Korkers I bought last fall are size 13....for some room to grow. First pair had years of fishing left in them, I wear the studded soles and have never been more confident wading on slippery rock surfaces They were great in Montana we fished Rock Creek which is aptly named,very slick cantaloupe size rocks, a couple of the Guys who had felt soles modified them with hex head screws. They own Korkers now. I have wore them numerous times on the White and Norfork Rivers. There are a lot of good boot brands out there, but I will never wade again without studded soles.

Caught that fish Tuesday Morning not Monday I'm retired now and loose track of the day of the week. Caught it on a bottom bouncer slow death crawler harness, trolling a point around 25 ft deep.fished Monday and Tuesday only keeper I caught, but made the trip worthwhile for sure. My old scale said it 10 lbs, was not sure if right, but I checked when I got home and it is accurate.

Caught this 31" Walleye Monday morning, have caught a 25" before, but was lucky to be able to catch this one.