[Norm M]

Unless there is rain twixt now and then should be wadeable if you don't try to move too quick and mind the faster flow due to the sedimentation. Fish have mostly been feeding up, topwaters, buzzbaits, etc. Rattlebaits, crankbaits, spinnerbaits and spinners. Best plastic lately has been a fluke, jigs/plastics not so much.
Little to no moss on the bottom, other than waterwillow not much emergent veggies. Faster water has been best, shade definitely helps.

Average numbers way down, numbers of huge fish down as well. 11 to 16 inches seems to be most prevelant range.

[Ed B]

thanks Norm your input is valuable to those of us who are not that familiar with the K3.

Ed

[chrisserafin]

Great, heading down today to check it out before Sunday as well.

[Ed B]

We had a relatively low turnout for this event just Ed La Rocca,Chris Serafin and myself.Mike Clifford made an appearance but did not stay to fish.While the fishing was very slow Norm took us under his wing and gave us an advanced course on how to fish the Kankakee river.I know that I can speak for both Ed and Chris in expressing our thanks to Norm.He was beyond gracious in sharing his knowledge of the Kankakee river

Ed B

[Mike Clifford]

I wish I had stuck around.
Tried the other end of the park for a short while, then had to head into town to pick up my daughter.
Tried a couple spots around town and got a couple of dinks and no other sniffs.