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Creeks and puddles
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 12:36 am
by twade
Any word on what the rain did to Big Rock Quarry? Is it opening up? Can't make the drive in time...
I owe some one research in that area.
Re: Creeks and puddles
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 11:05 am
by John S Montgomery
Travis I'll try and get over to the quarry today , Ilive 5 mins from there. Usually it takes more rain to create hell over there. I'm willing to say the lake still might be iced except where the creek is connected. Beatiful area though.
Re: Creeks and puddles
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:34 pm
by twade
Thanks John. By the time I get out of the office the park closes, I heard they don't kindly to after hour people.
Some water by me is open, some not. Ponds next to each other differ. So I have no idea what would move the ice over there....
Re: Creeks and puddles
Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2011 12:00 am
by Bryan Blazek
If you're heading over there, hit me up. Big Rock is one of my favorite places around here. I imagine it is clearing up, Patterson is mostly open now. The Creek there is def. flowing hard, I get most of my fish right on the dam there or in the creek anyway. Might be a good time to drag some tubes in that 70 ft deep water. Ponds and shad lake off Gilman Trail are open, Blackberry Farm is still frozen, but I would blame that on the shade there. Waubonsie Lake is open, as well as other ponds in that area. On that note, I've been fishing jig+craw and XR50's for the past week with no results out here.
Re: Creeks and puddles
Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2011 8:37 am
by Ken G
TravisWade wrote:Thanks John. By the time I get out of the office the park closes, I heard they don't kindly to after hour people.
Pshaw.
Park in the first parking lot when you pull in and walk. I've been there long before the sun comes over the horizon to fish the creek. They keep that first one open for those that just like to go wandering around. Unless they moved the gate to the entrance since last year.