Thread: coming to a beach near you

On my way back to the coast from my turkey hunting grounds, I crossed the Tombigbee River at Jackson, AL, and it looked like the giant baby upstream got sick drinking chocolate milkshakes and somebody gave him an enema. The river is bank full of that nasty stuff, coming this way after all that rain. Sure hope it settles out in Mobile Bay. It figures---just when fishing is getting good, the water may turn nasty---I hope, I hope, I hope it doesn't, but hope is a fragile thing---easily crushed and quickly abandoned, leaving us to look through its broken shell at harsh and cruel reality.

Did I tell y'all I was reading philosophy books while waiting for the turkeys to show up?

Good luck this week Haywire. May your fishing adventures this week be filled with clear water and full coolers

Yea that figures that's my luck.I will be done this weekend and the water will probably still look like chocolate milk.so what's the chances it will be clear by then?

yeah Wire I swapped shift this week so I could prefish for a bass tourney here in Demopolis Saturday and wouldn't you know 5 inches of rain last night over most of central AL

Yeah I know the feeling I'm supposed to fish a little tourney is Herron Bay Saturday morning I'm sure it will be like fishing in a milkshake with all that extra mud that will be pushed into the bays.

We had 8 inches in central MS....lucky the culvert didn't wash out at camp...or I would be stuck there awhile.....more coming tonight...

Got nearly 7 inches near Sylacauga, Coosa River way up and rising. Guntersville was even flooded this morning at work, so that will be headed your way as well. Seems like every time I was down last year was about 3 days after heavy rain up here. Fishing DI, I would catch back up with it when I got there!

Rivers between here & Montgomery were already high last weekend. All this rain isn't going to help.
Only bright side is that with all this high waters, should be a hell of a crappie spawn this spring. And the grass beds on the northern end of the bay should do very well with the salt wedge pushed south.

Starting with the early excuses.
Haywire is back in town and the fishing looks to slow down
Is it the water or the fact that haywire is back
Coincidence..............or not

Crossed it yesterday George and the shooting houses in the cotton fields only had a foot of post above water. I've seen it high during the rainy season but not this time of year.