Thread: Joe Pool Flooded Again

so I need to bring my john boat this week to get over to the slips is what your saying ?

i also have several pairs of waders and i think one set will fit you ….and yes they are insulated ….

of course if all else fails i could bring some worms and we could perch jerk the parking area ?

but on the more serious side , let me know what the plan might be for this week and stay dry my friend .

How about bringing your jon boat and ferrying me to the slip today? I wasn't able to get to the slip yesterday and I''m just about the point of bouncing off the walls be not being able to get to the slips.

I went over this morning and took some pictures. As you could expect the water is as smooth as glass. It is a perfect day to be on the lake and I can't get to my boats.

I don't know if they plan to ferry people to the slips like they did the last time. But it was only available from 9 a.m to 5 po.m so it really didn't help that much as I like to stay much later. I'm thinking about just sleeping on the cruiser for a few days if they leave the electric power on for the marina. But if the water keeps coming up they will be forced to shut that off.

I called them and they stated they were building a walkway across the water so you could get to the slips. So maybe I will get to wet a line this afternoon.

Get At'um Ed.....

they will never be safe from us if I have a card to play mister Ez …..and yes I will bring my johnny over there and we will in fact get you to that there floatilla and dock area

only need the jon boat if we stay past dark. Right now they are providing chauffeur service to the docks until it gets dark. If it appears it might take weeks for the corp to lower the lake level they may build a temporary bridge as they did a few years back. And given the mess in Houston I suspect it will be weeks.

I took my boat out until 7 pm yesterday but only had a dink fest. Caught a bunch of small ones but no keepers. Then came back and fished the slip for an hour. Caught a lot of hand sized blue gill with an ultralight rod, had a ton of fun.