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the river has crested at hog heaven and is on the fall

the fishing will not be good for a while on the elk (stained and flooded)

we floated the indian last night

we were dreaming of big waves until we got there and the creek had come up a little but it was clear as a bell :huh: :huh:

i wish i would have brought my fishing rod instead of my whitewater skirt

any ways the waves were still fun

we got to the elk and it was rolling

i could touch the bottom of low water bridge with my hand as i went under it

floated to two sons and had a blast

dreaming of going to the mulberry :D

keep floating

russ

Russ Stovall

OAF FISHING CONTIBUTOR

www.hogheavencanoe.com

Posted
the river has crested at hog heaven and is on the fall

the fishing will not be good for a while on the elk (stained and flooded)

we floated the indian last night

we were dreaming of big waves until we got there and the creek had come up a little but it was clear as a bell :huh: :huh:

i wish i would have brought my fishing rod instead of my whitewater skirt

any ways the waves were still fun

we got to the elk and it was rolling

i could touch the bottom of low water bridge with my hand as i went under it

floated to two sons and had a blast

dreaming of going to the mulberry :D

keep floating

russ

thats wierd that Indian didnt rise much.

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We didn't get as much rain as some thought we would around here. Even though it was a stready rain, it still only managed around a couple of inches around Neosho and Goodman. I thought it was going to be rolling too until I looked at the CFS rate. I wanted to do the Mulberry tomorrow, but now it doesn't seem to be happening. ):

"you can always beat the keeper, but you can never beat the post"

There are only three things in life that are certain : death, taxes, and the wind blowing at Capps Creek!

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I got 4 3/4 at my house Ollie. But like you said, it was so slow and steady and the ground was so dry that the majority of it soaked in and filled ponds.

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