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  1. gotmuddy
    I only work so I can afford to fish.
  2. gotmuddy
    Crooked Creek is as close to a true riparian watershed as we have in the area and when we get regular rains you find the flows go from reasonable to insane in just a few hours.
  3. gotmuddy
    I have noticed on CC that where a creek comes in has a gravel bar next to it, even Georges creek which doesn't run half the year(way less than half the year this year) You can definetly tell where the gravel mining was but thankfully the fishing hasn't been degraded too much below there.
  4. gotmuddy
    The first one I bought was the banjo minnow back in the late 90s. It worked pretty good. there was nowhere near the selection of baits that there is today. The flying lure worked pretty good too. It was good for getting under boat docks and stickups. Shamwows are awesome.
  5. gotmuddy
    I have seen the cabins below the narrows. A place between riverton and the narrows would be awesome.
  6. gotmuddy
    how far is the easement? Would it be possible to have cottages just past the easement?
  7. gotmuddy
    If I did I would nab them.
  8. gotmuddy
    Small world, lynn luther lives near me.
  9. gotmuddy
    I intend to build one over the winter/spring. In fact I am going to buy the plans for Kyle's boat. I think it would be perfect for CC.
  10. gotmuddy
    http://www.agfc.com/fishing/Pages/FishingRegulationsbyTechnique.aspx#Gigging
  11. gotmuddy
    get a glass or plastic trap and put a full sleeve of saltines in. face the opening downstream and leave it for a few hours. Your wasting your time with a cast net. If the fish arent fast enough then the rocks will catch it. The only other option is a seine.
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    Clobbered

    gotmuddy replied to eric1978's topic in General Chat

    they canceled school here on the mere threat of snow. we have a 1/8" of ice and 3-4" snow.
  13. gotmuddy
    the lower buffalo would be a nightmare to navigate at night, I couldn't imagine it.
  14. gotmuddy
    I would agree with you about that. However it has been my experience that a stream fish fights twice as hard.
  15. gotmuddy
    split grip rods aren't very good due to balance.
  16. gotmuddy
    with 26 miles between launches it makes LOTS of wilderness. When we floated the lower buffalo we saw many holes that were over 10ft deep even with the water as low as it was(gauge was at 2.6) The other factor is there is always food for big smallmouth in the white river in the summertime.
  17. gotmuddy
    CC fish are very healthy. I haven't caught a skinny fish
  18. gotmuddy
    thats one really nice brown.
  19. gotmuddy
    Were you around last week? Almost all week the highs were below freezing.
  20. gotmuddy
    thanks for the reply. I am going to fish below norfork dam tomorrow morning. hoping for a shad kill.
  21. gotmuddy
    quantity over quality I guess.
  22. gotmuddy

    42 Or 48

    gotmuddy replied to taxidermist's topic in White River

    I personaly like shawnees more than supremes because of the design of the bottom. I have seen a 20ft riverboat on CC before but the water was flowing alot more than it is now.
  23. gotmuddy
    I want one of these.
  24. gotmuddy
    If the gauge is like it is now there will be no boats up there. You really need about 4' on the harriet gauge to go upstream more than 3 miles.
  25. gotmuddy
    from riverton to myrtle the water is very easy going. CC is far rougher. My bet would be either go from hwy 14 to the white river. I think it would be a great float in april and the river would be deserted below rush. Unless the water is high boats cannot get more than a mile or two up from the white(depending on generation on the white).
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