ohio hilljack
01-07-2009, 11:32 PM
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I will now try again . I have been decidely late posting this through my own stupidity. After typing it out several times and trying to add the pics then having it myseriously dissapear I'll see if it works this time.I hope so because my head is getting really sore from pounding on this desk. Went fishing at the Ohio down at Ripley on Sunday. Got there just in time ,Travis and Chris already had the ramp cleaned off,THANK YOU VERY MUCH, and it looked to have been quite a job. The river was quite calm compared with recent trips but it seems no more forth coming with its inhabitants. Caught only these three and only then through the good fortune of the barges moving coal by the power plant. They were in about twenty five feet of water right next to a mud bank when I marked them. Got no bites for the first half hour. When the barges at the power plant started moving in the coal caught these in forty minutes.Left and went up the river with no luck returned later with Travis and Chris but got no good runs the second time. The only reason I can think of is because the barge wakes were washing up on the mud bank and washing back in. May be far fetched I don't know for sure and have no other incidents to compare it with but it does seem plausable. The one little blue is interesting. If you look close you can see where it has been swallowed up to its head. Great to meet up with my BOC brothers for a day of fishing even if we didn't get much
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I will now try again . I have been decidely late posting this through my own stupidity. After typing it out several times and trying to add the pics then having it myseriously dissapear I'll see if it works this time.I hope so because my head is getting really sore from pounding on this desk. Went fishing at the Ohio down at Ripley on Sunday. Got there just in time ,Travis and Chris already had the ramp cleaned off,THANK YOU VERY MUCH, and it looked to have been quite a job. The river was quite calm compared with recent trips but it seems no more forth coming with its inhabitants. Caught only these three and only then through the good fortune of the barges moving coal by the power plant. They were in about twenty five feet of water right next to a mud bank when I marked them. Got no bites for the first half hour. When the barges at the power plant started moving in the coal caught these in forty minutes.Left and went up the river with no luck returned later with Travis and Chris but got no good runs the second time. The only reason I can think of is because the barge wakes were washing up on the mud bank and washing back in. May be far fetched I don't know for sure and have no other incidents to compare it with but it does seem plausable. The one little blue is interesting. If you look close you can see where it has been swallowed up to its head. Great to meet up with my BOC brothers for a day of fishing even if we didn't get much