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Hen's Nest Reports! / Re: 26 August 2023. “Hot week on the Lil’ Mo’ “
« Last post by Jeff Guerin on August 27, 2023, 06:09:16 PM »Thanks a ton for the report, Mike! I thought about dropping you a text earlier just to see if you were even seeing fish, much less getting to know any of them!
Nice to know there was some rain around there to get anything "muddied up"!
It has been ridiculously hot down here, as most all of us know. We have now had 11 straight days of 105 or higher here in the Port!
The last four, including today, have been records of 109, 110, 110, and 106! So just be glad you're not in Shreveport. And you know what - people are still getting out for tennis lessons!
Anyway, it was a great thing that we did have a good core of water from the winter and spring! The lake is still at 538.43', but it has dropped 2 feet this past week! There needs to be some water coming back in soon...
It has been a wild summer for me going all the way back to June and maybe I can sit down long enough to get a "Latest" report together. I haven't been to the river since early June, due to THE storm, my bride's stay in the hospital, prolonged house work and a tree (from THE storm) through the roof of my office that stayed there for about five weeks! I didn't turn on my computer for three weeks!
My tying stuff is packed up for the most part! Vise and tools are all okay, lost a significant amount of materials, but not the most important stuff. The hole in the roof was directly over my tying bench! I was able to cover it quickly and save a bunch.
SO! It's really nice to know there are fish still in the river and the brutal heat is about to break a bit. Maybe I can get back up there sometime in the next few weeks... Keep a close eye on them, Mike!
Nice to know there was some rain around there to get anything "muddied up"!

It has been ridiculously hot down here, as most all of us know. We have now had 11 straight days of 105 or higher here in the Port!

Anyway, it was a great thing that we did have a good core of water from the winter and spring! The lake is still at 538.43', but it has dropped 2 feet this past week! There needs to be some water coming back in soon...
It has been a wild summer for me going all the way back to June and maybe I can sit down long enough to get a "Latest" report together. I haven't been to the river since early June, due to THE storm, my bride's stay in the hospital, prolonged house work and a tree (from THE storm) through the roof of my office that stayed there for about five weeks! I didn't turn on my computer for three weeks!
My tying stuff is packed up for the most part! Vise and tools are all okay, lost a significant amount of materials, but not the most important stuff. The hole in the roof was directly over my tying bench! I was able to cover it quickly and save a bunch.
SO! It's really nice to know there are fish still in the river and the brutal heat is about to break a bit. Maybe I can get back up there sometime in the next few weeks... Keep a close eye on them, Mike!