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Is the rain gonna ruin the fishing???

I would think with the amount of rain we are getting everyday(especially today) that in a couple of days the only saltwater will be in the Gulf for a while. Up north is over for a while thats for sure!!!!

Nope....why would it????

I hope it does. Since I can't fish right now! Lol:p

I postponed the trip down that I had planned for next week.

The whole west side of the state, from LC to S'port has been pounded by rain this week.

I'm gonna let it settle before I head back

Prien/Lake Charles will fall off from where it was.... already seeing a steady drop in salinity that tetering and after today that will continue. There is still alot of runoff to flushout from the north River area. You can still find em and i have done soo in alot less salinity, but the numbers and reports will be fewer. just talkin from experience.

I'm gonna give it try Saturday in da yak. I'll post a report.


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hey you guys got to think positive.. the weirs might open up! :rotfl:

The fish are already wet.

Lol this is true. They still have to eat whether it rains or not

I had been planning on going today but the forecast changed yesterday afternoon. Looks like u could have at least fished till 9am or so. I might try tomorrow.

So if you do go, do you look for clear water? North or South?

redfish don't care they take what they want...

On a positive note, this will help the low water issues for duck hunting in our marshes. My marsh was just about to the point where I could not get the boat back to the blind with a long tail.

I will be out with the night boat this weekend and next week, hope the fish cooperate.

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Rain keeps up, trout fishing north will fall off and too much more south will slow also if the salinity falls off.

We'll be catching bass at the jetties it it doesn't stop soon...

There was so much saltwater up north it will only effect north end...but look out black lake ..it will be back on fire

Salinity, water, unfiltered, parts per thousand Most recent instantaneous value: 3.8 07-12-2012 13:00 CDT http://137.227.241.93/nwisweb/data/i...120712..0..gif,

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