Drbucketmouth57

2-28-2010 a nice-un Sorry Seth . Had a major brain fart.

I`m here.

Yeah there is a nice population of KY`s in the Osage. I`ve found the lower side of current breaks can produce well along with current breaks off the lower side of concrete boat ramps.

On that day fishing was good but catching kinda sucked. Oh well that`s why they call it fishing.

It`s a 50 Johnson!

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Not bad but looking for the biguns!

Please don`t go screwin around and try to go though the loch with the water level so low as it is now. Right now the water level at the guage up at St. Thomas is running just about 3.90 and is still to low to get though the loch safely. It needs to read at least 7.95 or higher to be somewhat in the safe zone with your jet. ) You will see what I mean if you go up there. Down right freaky water swirllin around current grabbin your boat and sending you down stream in a big hurry. What ever you do don`t fall in up there cause it ain`t nothin like lake fishin, your butt could be done faster than you can spit. http://waterdata.usg.../uv/?site...065,63160,00060 This link will show you the water level at St. Thomas. If you do go up to the dam/loch just stay in the middle of the river on the way up there. When you get to the power wires that cross the river the water will start to get sallow but nothing a jet can`t handle.

Bagnell Dam info number is 1-573-365-9205

Yes there are Hybrids at the dam along with whites also. The dam is about a 4-5 minute ride up river from the Mari-Osa ramp at Hyw 50 ramp. It can be real good at times. I like to fish there when the water level at St. Thomas is somewhere between 4-5 ft. No other low head dams on the river except the Mari -Osa LHD Hope this helps.DRBM [url=http://waterdata.usgs.gov/mo/nwis/uv/?site_no=06926510&PARAmeter_cd=00065,63160,00060]

No bank fishing at the dam . You need a boat to get to the dam from the Hyw 50 ramp. The bank on both sides of the dam are private land.