Thread: Hang on to your hat!

What I was talking about if you can't get into those places when the river at BLR is at 8 feet and your going fishing and the river is at 7 feet why waste the fuel to go find out.

Originally Posted by Lake Runner

Beau Bayou isn't difficult to gauge. It all depends on how fast the water is dropping. It takes a while to adjust to the BLR reading if dropping fast. All the water in that area has to pass through Darby, so it takes a while to settle.

I am not to sure what the State Parks in that area have to offer. The one at D'Arbonne has good meeting areas. The Parks down there may have the perfect Spot for up to 50 people . Some Churches have " Family Life Centers" they rent for Family Reunions and public Meetings, for almost nothing.

Your post is self explanatory . I have been fishing there so long I pretty much know where to go at a particular stage. Even at that conditions change year to year in some places. If you keep a log, then it would generally give you an idea of what's accessible. Benoit is difficult sometimes to figure out. Go one day and catch, go to the same spot the next and skunk.

Originally Posted by Lake Runner

Your post is self explanatory . I have been fishing there so long I pretty much know where to go at a particular stage. Even at that conditions change year to year in some places. If you keep a log, then it would generally give you an idea of what's accessible. Benoit is difficult sometimes to figure out. Go one day and catch, go to the same spot the next and skunk.

heck(PS), that happens to me anywhere I go.....

Originally Posted by Lake Runner

Your post is self explanatory . I have been fishing there so long I pretty much know where to go at a particular stage. Even at that conditions change year to year in some places. If you keep a log, then it would generally give you an idea of what's accessible. Benoit is difficult sometimes to figure out. Go one day and catch, go to the same spot the next and skunk.

maybe thats just sacalait fishing,more so than other fishing

No vet, from my experience it's every fish and every where. Salt water, fresh water, lakes, ponds, rivers don't matter. Here today, gone tomorrow. I'm there more often on the tomorrow!

Originally Posted by dpisani

No vet, from my experience it's every fish and every where. Salt water, fresh water, lakes, ponds, rivers don't matter. Here today, gone tomorrow. I'm there more often on the tomorrow!

Me too