I was in the race track Saturday. was actually surprised how deep it was. I’m assuming last year’s high water swept it… but I don’t spend enough time to really know. Though the Wisconsin back channel downstream of launch is pretty low. I rarely run the other channel- that one is pretty wide and shallow.
I saw the same forecast as you and noticed a quick drop coming which I found surprising.
Vermillion is barely flowing.
I need to make a point of getting behind someone going through the back channel. I was too cautious to try about a month ago. I’m gun shy ever since I was with a friend who found a sand bar and I had to get out and push the boat off it in about 40 degree water. Not to mention the impeller got gunked up and we had to limp back for hours alternating TM and motor at idle. I suppose its a little different every year anyway with the spring flooding. Oh well.
I’m gun shy ever since I was with a friend who found a sand bar
Everyone finds the sandbar by the high lines!
If your skeg isn’t broken off or at least polished to a pretty brushed aluminum, you can’t be considered a true P4 fisherman.
(Ps my skeg looks like new)
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