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Old 01-02-2011, 08:29 AM
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Churn Dularge bound!!!
I'm fixin to head out with Dad now to try the "DU" out for the first time! Wish us luck and I'll be sure to post the results when we get it!

Good luck to everybody fishing today and a huge thanks to Outcast for dropping some good tips on the area!
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Old 01-02-2011, 08:32 AM
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Good luck

Were about 30 mins from hopedale
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Old 01-02-2011, 11:50 AM
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A special sidenote...if it don't look like there's enough water in dularge, there's not! Sittin mud right now! Lol
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Old 01-02-2011, 02:25 PM
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Good luck and be careful! Good thing you bought a new pushpole! Let me know how it goes
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i got a call from corey @ 9am
"hey mike check the tides on the computer and lemme know when the tides gonna come up some so we can get un stuck off this md flat"
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we got stuck in Hopedale today as well!!!!!!!
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A special sidenote...if it don't look like there's enough water in dularge, there's not! Sittin mud right now! Lol
Hey Corey, did you ever make it out?
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Old 01-02-2011, 07:14 PM
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Yeah, we made it. I bought a pushpole yesterday but still wound up barefoot in the mud pulling! We pushed and pulled for about 250-300 yds or so before WLF shows up on an airboat! What a welcome sight since it had taken about 2 hours or so to make it as far as we had. With another 200 or so to go, I'd be likely still out there. WLF guy was a real standup guy and the nicest agent I've ever met!

I asked him if it was always this bad and he said that after several days of strong north winds, yes. Needless to say, Dularge isn't currently my friend and I won't be going back if the words north wind have been mentioned in the past week!!!!!

We still tried to fish after that for a short while. I wasn't much in the mood and the lack of bite and excessive wind didn't help. Well, sometimes you go catchin' sometimes you go fishin'. Today was the latter with a hefty side of mud riding!

Gotta hand it to the ol 40 merc! It needs a new impeller but it took a beating today and grinned a muddy smile!

There were two more boats stuck way further up than us, say 150 yds or so. They had NO water under them at all and one was a pretty big center console! I hope they got out finally!

It's all good in the hood!

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I stayed home today, I hope next weekend isn't as windy, rainy etc.
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Damn new GPS don't do a thing about the mud!!! LOL
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Damn new GPS don't do a thing about the mud!!! LOL
Yeah, you right! Got wet 3 different times today too! Man, it was just "one of those days!" That pushpole, on the other hand, was almost put back yesterday...I would have paid 3X what I paid for it yesterday had I not had it today! Great investment and tougher than nails! It actually got used like a prybar a pretty good bit today!

Tim, I'm sure next weekend will be great!...It's my family weekend! I don't get to go every weekend too much anymore!...Now, I know how Ray feels!
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Damn new GPS don't do a thing about the mud!!! LOL
yeah and a depth finder doesn't help either when its obvious there is no water!
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yeah and a depth finder doesn't help either when its obvious there is no water!
yeah mine said we were in 1028 ft of water.

it was more like 2 inches
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Wow ive never seen it that low right there! sorry yall had trouble, i know how pumped up your dad was. We need to get together and make a trip. I also should have gave you the number to the Terrebone Parish Water Patrol, they are stationed up by the Falgout Canal. If you ever get back out there and get in trouble they will come help you out. The number is 985-876-2500
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Wow ive never seen it that low right there! sorry yall had trouble, i know how pumped up your dad was. We need to get together and make a trip. I also should have gave you the number to the Terrebone Parish Water Patrol, they are stationed up by the Falgout Canal. If you ever get back out there and get in trouble they will come help you out. The number is 985-876-2500
It's all good man! We still had fun and he laughed at me plenty so, no worries. Now, am I saying I wanna do it again? Make the best of what ya got. Like I said earlier, there were two way worse off than us so, that made us feel better the whole time! I really do hope they got those guys out of there!
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was that the cut off of dularge canal,right past that lil pumping staion that gets you into the pipeline canal?
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Yeah spec. That be the location. It was bad from just inside the goal post. Normally a little mud doesn't bother me and i kept thinking the pipeline should be deeper...man, was I wrong!!!!
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man that does not look good!
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Old 01-03-2011, 10:40 AM
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there is a white pipe on the left in dularge bayou right before you get to the pump station before the cut. If you can see mud around it;dont take the cut, you hafta go all the way around. ( unless your in a pro drive) lol
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