Thread: This is why they drain the big 4

I bet that get them back down some......I'm not so sure the local rain is the issue as much as the rain/snow up north. I'm actually ok with high water, but not as high as last year at Sardis. 255-260 wouldn't hurt my feelings.

If the lake keeps on getting high every spring. The Corp of engenders will refigure the curve.


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Likely can't afford to shut Butla down.....amazing how they can keep up with all of this.....

Originally Posted by slabin

Be fighting cottonmouths again

Dang, slabin! I was fine gettin' ready for the high water Spring til you mentioned them thangs! They get territorial, mean and aggressive during their mating season!

Originally Posted by armyman

Dang, slabin! I was fine gettin' ready for the high water Spring til you mentioned them thangs! They get territorial, mean and aggressive during their mating season!

Mostly harmless brown water snakes. And I know a lot of ya'll will say no snake is harmless!

Originally Posted by 27458

Mostly harmless brown water snakes. And I know a lot of ya'll will say no snake is harmless!

Not always! I know the difference.

Least ya'll don;t have the number of Gators we got on Barnett. I tried wade fishing one time up at Browns landing. Caught a few in the grass and then I saw the 3 foot wide gator trails through the grass. Didn't see him til a little later. Bout a 9 footer

Originally Posted by DonDon

Least ya'll don;t have the number of Gators we got on Barnett. I tried wade fishing one time up at Browns landing. Caught a few in the grass and then I saw the 3 foot wide gator trails through the grass. Didn't see him til a little later. Bout a 9 footer

yeah, that's adding a whole new level of risk to fishing......wouldn't be very fun having to worry about getting eaten alive. I like to be relaxed fishing.