Lake Taneycomo.. and high water
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This is a damn shame, but an interesting point was made on another thread about Nature’s own method of rejuvination. I live in Dallas, and our closest trout waters are in SE Oklahoma on the Lower Mountain Fork tail-water that comes out of the Broken Bow Reservoir. It seems that that whole section of the south is getting hit hard. The LMF has been closed to the public until further notice. But, while the river is cleansed, and people are not allowed to intrude, perhaps Nature will right herself on her own.
DustyThis is a damn shame, but an interesting point was made on another thread about Nature’s own method of rejuvination. I live in Dallas, and our closest trout waters are in SE Oklahoma on the Lower Mountain Fork tail-water that comes out of the Broken Bow Reservoir. It seems that that whole section of the south is getting hit hard. The LMF has been closed to the public until further notice. But, while the river is cleansed, and people are not allowed to intrude, perhaps Nature will right herself on her own.
DustyThe LMF is open again, but the water is pretty rough. Three Rivers (http://www.threeriversflyshop.com/) has some good pics up of what things looked like a few days ago. Hopefully our wild rainbows didn’t take too big of a hit.
I was looking at Sid’s forum this morning, and they are saying we can fish it, but the water is high and muddy. Maybe we should go down to zone two w/ a 400 grain line and chunk some fur to the remaining big browns.
Where do you live Grant?
Dusty
I live in Oklahoma City. I would love to go down and fish with you sometime. This month is actually pretty busy with work deadlines and birthday parties, but I would love to take some time off in May and meet up down there. Drop me a PM and I will shoot you my email.
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