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Written by Crappie Chatt
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Thursday, 14 August 2008 |
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What the heck is going on? The month of August should be hot & dry. Well, it started that way then it has rained every day almost since a week ago. I have been going to Toronto Lake to hammer those hog crappies that hug the trees in less than 10ft. Last week it rained Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. The lake came up 15ft. No more fishing there, can't find the ramps. So out to Clinton to try the shallow bite up the Rock Creek arm. Just as I reached the trees, BROWN WATER!!! Yes, a algae bloom. This sure stops the shallow bite. Did catch some but had to drop down to over 10ft to get any bites. Saw something that I have not seen was, the shad were eating the moss of the upper branches. I know this must be going on all the time but, I just ain't seen it before. Lots of shad and out on the main lake the white/hybirds were surfacing on the massive schools of shad. One trick that I have done is to fish the bottom under where the surfacing fish were. Yes, there are other spieces feeding on the injured shad and most likely WALLEYES!!!Anyway it's raining today and forcasted more rain through the weekend. I won't be out as I will be at Bass Pro with Lowrance. If you are looking for something to do while it's raining, come over to Olathe and buy me lunch. Heh! Heh! Heh! <*)}}}>< |
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KDWP AWAITS GENETIC TESTS ON BARBER COUNTY MOUNTAIN LION |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 13 August 2008 |
Initial results indicate animal possibly wild; ongoing tests attempt to identify specific origin
EMPORIA -- In March, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) obtained the pelt of a mountain lion that reportedly had been killed in Barber County in November of 2007. At the time, agency staff could not determine if the animal was wild or not, and some question still remains on the issue. Muscle tissue samples from the pelt were collected and sent to a federal research laboratory in Missoula, Mont., for analysis with two goals in mind. |
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Topeka Man Gets 32 Months in Hunting Death |
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 12 August 2008 |
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I saw this on CJOnline.com - follow the link for the full story. EMPORIA -- Theron Thomas "Tommy" Kent was sentenced to 32 months in state prison this afternoon after he asked the judge to allow him to remain free on probation so his employees could keep their jobs. |
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