3/31/10 DuPage Plainfield

East and West Branches plus the main stem, not much to look at sometimes, but an astonishing fishery.
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3/31/10 DuPage Plainfield

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Something to do After Work

Fished this spot twice about 10 years ago and never went back.
It's about 2 miles off my usual route home.
Timing should give me about an hour and a half in the water.

We'll see what happens.

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Day dreaming made me miss three nice hits in a little over an hour of fishing. I have to quit watching the clouds and pay attention to the river. More later.

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Good luck. Let me know if you see any mad toms or crawfish darting around the shallows yet. Duper should be hitting 50+ degrees about now.
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Post by sparks63 »

Ed,

The West Branch at Pioneer Park in Naperville was 51 degrees at 5:00pm today.

Scott
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