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TroutFiend 01-22-2016 08:59 PM

Anytime.

Either way is fine. One reason to park @ happy Hollow is, if you have any motor issues you can always float back to your vehicle.

I Fish the pond area quite a bit directly below the dam so I always park at the Buffalo Valley ramp, drift down and motor back up.

Also, watch out for strainers/sunken tree's off the bank. They can create a lot of hangups, but might hold some large fish. 😉







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Mikeyrrt 01-22-2016 10:08 PM

Ok if I go to the happy hollow do I have to wait for the water to generate to go up thanks for answering my questions


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TroutFiend 01-22-2016 10:58 PM

In that size craft you would have to be careful on low water/no generation unless you have a jet outboard, not to say that it couldn't be done on a prop style engine. I just have not tried, the shoals can get very shallow when generators and sluice are not in operation.

#askmehowiknow

😊

Andy





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Alphahawk 01-22-2016 11:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TroutFiend (Post 69465)
In that size craft you would have to be careful on low water/no generation unless you have a jet outboard, not to say that it couldn't be done on a prop style engine. I just have not tried, the shoals can get very shallow when generators and sluice are not in operation.

#askmehowiknow

😊

Andy





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Ditto on that.

Regards

Mikeyrrt 01-23-2016 12:20 AM

Ok so thanks for help guys I hope to go soon I've never been up ther so thank you for the help


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