[cats gone wild]

Got to the Scioto this morning around 10:30 in Circleville. The river was high and fast! I pondered for around 15 mins before deciding to give it a try. I went about three miles up river to the spot I wanted to try, was going to anchor in the slack water along the bank and fish the current seam. The current was so strong that I had a hard time anchoring and properly placing baits. I decided to pack it in about an hour later. The temp by the way was 50 degrees. So I took the boat home and headed to Buckeye to bs with Ramrod, Jason454, his buddy( who's name I forgot, sorry) It's going to be awhile for the rivers stabilize.:angry:

 

[jason454ci]

Well at least ya tried. Sure beats sitting around the house wishing you was out there. Nice to talk to ya for awhile this afternoon.

 

[RamRod]

It was great getting to see you again and bs. Hope to wet a line with ya out on the water soon.:big_smile:

P.S. Gonna invest in one of those 4-D depthfinders!:wink:

 

[brother hilljack]

I am originally from the chillicothe area and everyone is telling me that the river will not be "stable" for weeks! I hope it settles down fast. The cats will be heading to the beds before it goes down with all of that rain!

 

[catfisherman_eky3]

at least you tryed

 

[JKeeney20]

Fish small feeder creeks coming into the Scioto while its up right now! I took my jon boat out a few days ago and hit a few small feeder creeks. Fished right around where the slack water hit the main river current and ended up catching 8 channel cats. Nothing with any size, 2-6 lbers, but alot of fun! Be careful in that water though, man is it scary in some places.