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19" Glow Cubby Mini-Mite |
5:30-8:00PM
Conditions: Warm and breezy out of the South, some clouds, some sun. Thunderstorms popping up to the East and SE.
Tonight I went to visit Jenny to see her quilts after that the plan was to look at the lakes and maybe throw a line in the water. I was surprised by how open the water was at Bulldog Lake. I would say it was 15% Open.
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(Click to Enlarge Pictures)
Looking to the NE from Access |
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Looking SE from the Access |
Rock Lake didn't look open at all; The same with the East end of Platte Lake. I was surprised by how open Sullivan and Platte were at the GOMH.
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Platte River Outlet Area 85% Open. Ice was in the area by the river mouth. And water was open well into Sullivan Lake itself. |
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Chanel Inn Bay and all the way past the South Island |
With the amount of water the lakes should be open by some time early next week. I was planning to leave to watch Survivor tonight, but it was so warm I decided to stay and keep fishing. I was fishing in shorts and a T-Shirt under my Cabela's jacket.
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You can see how low the water level is in this picture. |
On a whim I decided to go and fish the Platte side where it was calm. That is where I got the fish.
It was quite a night with swans, ducks, geese, and sandhill cranes flying over making a racket. It finally calmed down and the moon came out for a bit.
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