Who flipped the switch?

**KCMO CRAPPIESLAYER** · 03-16-2009, 08:40 AM

hey bug's big daddy said you called him this morning and threatened him within an inch of his life if we were'nt down there by friday evening

so guess it's now up to me huh? toronto may just have to wait. only having a couple week's to get some fishing in i wanna go were i know i can feel that thump so if i'm feeling up to it we may be breaking in my new truck to the tune of about 228 mile's to a little town called iberia

:D if this happen's this is a FISHING ONLY trip. can't be doing anything else, well you can but i will be relaxing at your house:D

**drfishjd** · 03-16-2009, 01:44 PM

That's really weird. It was the same way on Truman. Saturday was OK, not great, but we cleaned 27 and Sunday they had shut off. I fished about 3 hours, caught 4 and went home. I could see fish 6-8 feet deep over 9-18 feet of water, but they wouldn't bite. Since Bugs got them up shallow, I wish I'd tried shallower water. I can see Truman turning off with the water rising and getting muddy (it was flowing upstream from the surge in the Osage). I may try out LOZ if I can find a partner who knows it better than I do.

**old fuzzy** · 03-16-2009, 01:58 PM

Originally Posted by mr. baker

Good job Bugs. What is the water temp. in the upper Glaize? Were you above or below Carnes?

at 654.+ i would say the pucker factor is way up trying to get past Carnes,,,but it could be done

**bugman** · 03-16-2009, 05:12 PM

Went back out today and they had slowed down but my two partners and i had 45 when we left they are below carnes around pb1 Mike.............this is to my kc buddies bring your azz down this weekend we'll catch em but be sure to pray for clouds.

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