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anybody getting any teal im near lake charles, in kinder hunting the river,grtting 2-3 each morn .just not seeing much. how bout yall?

ea oneal wrote:anybody getting any teal im near lake charles, in kinder hunting the river,grtting 2-3 each morn .just not seeing much. how bout yall?

Lake Charles is on my bucket list.
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aunt betty wrote:

ea oneal wrote:anybody getting any teal im near lake charles, in kinder hunting the river,grtting 2-3 each morn .just not seeing much. how bout yall?

Lake Charles is on my bucket list.
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you can't handle lake charles

hudson wrote:

aunt betty wrote:

ea oneal wrote:anybody getting any teal im near lake charles, in kinder hunting the river,grtting 2-3 each morn .just not seeing much. how bout yall?

Lake Charles is on my bucket list.
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you can't handle lake charles

Why? Can't be worse than Carlyle Lake here.
That lake is avg. 5' deep and has miles of open water. 15 mph winds and sirens will sound. That means get off, get off, get off the lake or you will die!

Hard to imagine but yes...Carlyle will kill you with a quickness. Many have died.

Betty, what lake or impoundment is just south of Peoria?

I was down there camping in the state forest a few weeks ago. drove by some water that was looking pretty snarly and it wasn't that windy.

aunt betty wrote:

hudson wrote:

aunt betty wrote:

ea oneal wrote:anybody getting any teal im near lake charles, in kinder hunting the river,grtting 2-3 each morn .just not seeing much. how bout yall?

Lake Charles is on my bucket list.
Hint

you can't handle lake charles

Why? Can't be worse than Carlyle Lake here.
That lake is avg. 5' deep and has miles of open water. 15 mph winds and sirens will sound. That means get off, get off, get off the lake or you will die!

Hard to imagine but yes...Carlyle will kill you with a quickness. Many have died.

Coffee County Lake is the same here, shuts down over 15 or 20 mph winds. Quite a few have died there, it is a cooling lake for a nuke power plant, it has a current and stays open in winter. Awesome fishing though. John Redmond reservoir averages 6' deep, north or south winds make it rougher than shit, 3 hunters were killed there last year, dumasses.

bill herian wrote:Betty, what lake or impoundment is just south of Peoria?

I was down there camping in the state forest a few weeks ago. drove by some water that was looking pretty snarly and it wasn't that windy.

There's The Banner Marsh and Rice Lake. Other side of river has Sanganois and Crane Lake.
Were you on east side or west side of the river?

Did you drive thru a small town called Little America or Banner?

When I guided over in Canton I lived in Rantoul. Its a straight shot east to Havana.

jarbo03 wrote:

aunt betty wrote:

hudson wrote:

aunt betty wrote:

ea oneal wrote:anybody getting any teal im near lake charles, in kinder hunting the river,grtting 2-3 each morn .just not seeing much. how bout yall?

Lake Charles is on my bucket list.
Hint

you can't handle lake charles

Why? Can't be worse than Carlyle Lake here.
That lake is avg. 5' deep and has miles of open water. 15 mph winds and sirens will sound. That means get off, get off, get off the lake or you will die!

Hard to imagine but yes...Carlyle will kill you with a quickness. Many have died.

Coffee County Lake is the same here, shuts down over 15 or 20 mph winds. Quite a few have died there, it is a cooling lake for a nuke power plant, it has a current and stays open in winter. Awesome fishing though. John Redmond reservoir averages 6' deep, north or south winds make it rougher than shit, 3 hunters were killed there last year, dumasses.

Clinton Lake is small but SW winds make it hell. Ask FF.

Pretty sure Little America is in Minnesota.

assateague wrote:Pretty sure Little America is in Minnesota.

Actually, Wyoming.