Same Old Stuff

I had a post ready Thursday nite but I hit the wrong button and deleted it and it took me until now to try again. It is basically the same post but with more rain, higher lake eleation, and higher river flow like we had two weeks ago. The lake went up 4 feet overnight from Saturday to Sunday so we didn't gain anything from the drawdown over the last 2 weeks. I have taken the opportunity to continue fly tying and now have enough flies to allow me to get hung up in as many trees as I can and won't have to get my chief guide Bill Bird to row me over to the tree lines over and over again. Maybe in about 3 weeks we can all get out and get back to fishing. Until next time. Pappy P

Rain,Rain, Go Away

I drove Thursday over to the Caney Fork to see how the water was flowing. The river elevation had dropped almost 6 ft. at the dam due to less water being released. The Center Hill Lake elevation had dropped to 630 from about 637. That was before the rains came again Thursday nite and Friday. The lake will probably rise 3 or 4 feet which will mean more released water into the river which means we all get to keep doing what we have been doing in our spare time, which ain't fishing. No more than I get to fish, I have enough flies tied that now that will last me and my children and my