gordon p

a quick drive by and it's mine..........

I'll give ya $50.00 !

www.nucanoe.com/frontier/

diggin this too: http://www.landbigfish.com/MissileBaits/MissileBaits-Missile-Craw.cfm

I'm digging this: http://www.landbigfish.com/Owner-Hooks/Owner-Hooks-Jig-Rig-Hooks.cfm

I would be available on Thurs till about 4 pm.

here is is as a stand alone scan

what a load of BS....when did the cement mill do this ? Thanks for the heads up John, must have happened after the publication of Svob's book. Bastards !

From Mike Svob's "Paddling Illinois" page 106-- "put in downstream-right from the graceful arches of the Lowell Bridge. At the end of a short road off Highway 178 ( Co. Rd. N2249 ) " This puts you on a 7.5 mile stretch the includes class 2-3 Wildcat Rapids, a portage around a dangerous dam and "The Narrows" with large waves. Mike calls it a "great destination for skilled whitewater paddlers " Be careful.

not surprised to see who is on the list.....................

unequivocally, yes........

I use a kayak paddle as well , works great.

Here is Bucky Halker's "Fish on a Line" Shakespeare and Buddha in a song about fishing. That's me on the bass----uh, bass guitar. http://www.we7.com/#/song/Bucky-Halker/Fish-On-A-Line

Be careful what you ask for................I make be able to gather a few ( hundred ? ) pounds of this.................!!!!

I like it...................................!!

hey I'm good for Fri. afternoon.............

looks like he could tackle a ho................

who ?

Mike, would it be ok to do 2-5 on Fri. ? I have a SOR show that I need to be at around 6

Hey Mike, I used this sign-up feature a couple of days ago and I have heard nothing,,,,,,,,,,,,,Que Pasa ? GP

perfect !

agreed...........

Number at dam for water-release: 217-774-2020

Mike Svob's "Paddling Illinois" ( highly recommended--I've worn out his 2 books on Wisconsin ) puts the first take out at 5 miles at the Copeland Bridge which on on road 1800E. Next takeout is at 12.5 miles at the Moore Bridge, although that a looooong float for a days fishing. More important might be the water level, the USGS gauge at Shelbyville is at 46 cfs ( which seems impossibly low if the gauge is below the dam--unless they are NOT releasing any water) 22 miles downstream at Cowden the reading is 328 cfs. Svob says in his book "locals indicate the river gets low at 600 cfs" Something seems off here if the, river is indeed that low a float would be impossible. Best to call somebody local.

Iffin' it's a week day I might be able to swing it..........................canoeable?