Took a couple buddies with me down to Harlan on Monday, and really thought we’d do better. We jigged in front of the dam quite a while and managed one real fat channel, but he was only 2-3 pounds. When it got dark, we trolled the dam quite a few times, as there weren’t many people down there at all. A few guys off the bank and one other boat. We trolled up one 2-3lb flathead. I’m convinced I had something bust my floating Rapala right off with no warning, but that was it. The wind really came up out of nowhere, and that was hard to deal with, but we stuck it out till about 12:30am. We marked a lot more fish in the rocks and out in front of the rocks last week, so I really think the spawn is about done down there with this weather we’ve had, and you can expect them to move out real soon…..after this crappy weather front passes.
April 5, 2007 at 12:02 am
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), but ya, it was great to get out. You can definitely tell that the water has come up about 3′ or so, so there is some new stuff underwater, but not like you’d like it to be. The Hunter’s ramp is blocked off, so you can’t drive down there. I’m thinking that can only mean that it’s underwater. The low water ramp at Cedar is still in service, so hopefully they’ll put the docks in soon. We put in at Gremlin for the first time in years….I didn’t know they redid that ramp. It’s real nice now, no slipping for sure. The water is 8-10′ deep all the way out to the lake, but that’ll drop come July or so. Hope you make it out here Orion….the fish will be going real soon, after this snow melts!
. After that I am booked almost solid till the Gov. Cup with military commitments. I am going to have to have to find a day or two in the middle of the week or something to get out that way after the fresh snow melts 
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