Thread: Lake Monroe high water

Having trouble posting my pictures... This is the lake Monroe park ramp.

On the last picture, you would not have to worry about getting your trailer stuck in that hole at the end of the ramp.

I could launch at any of those. I have my doubts it would be worth the trouble. I wonder how long it will take for it to come back to something close to normal. I'm officially ready to give the other woman a little exercise.

Heading up to Indiana next week, for a reunion. As soon as I get home, will turn around and go to KY Lake for a week with my Bass fishing buddies, then I back home. Will put up the Bass gear, and really concentrate on the Crappie. Hope the water, wind and Crappie are willing - I know I am.
See all of you in a couple of weeks.
Mike, I will still be praying for you and your wife, from up North.

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That's a sad site....finally drove by the river at Harney, then Rt. 50 on the way back from the coast this weekend...Rt 50 was high, but the water was held into streams, Harney on the other hand has fields of water, with the smell of dead fish lining the ditches, the Jolly gator has about 10 ft. of land showing around the building & a line of cones along the ditches appears to be from when water has recently coming down from covering Rt. 46....guess 1 would have to go to some land locked lakes to get a fix for awhile, going to be a very interesting year, thinking a new lake along the river system is going to emerge as a "hot spot" with what is sure to be fish looking for home relocation themselves, thanks for the updated pics Micah.