Nacoochie Bend

Gillseeker · 08-31-06, 02:56 PM

Jimmy, I heard an ugly rumor that the Monsters of Nacoochie took a beating with the warm water temps and you lost some of those hogs behind Nora Mill. Say it ain't so! I have been looking forward to fishing there this Fall. Can you give us an update?

Dan

Jimmy Harris · 08-31-06, 03:20 PM

Yeah, the fish there at the mill are toast; unless they had enough sense to move away from the pellets from the gumball machines and look for a better place to spend the summer. We really won't know what our situation is until water conditions improve and they begin to move around a little more. Right now every fish you can see has their nose stuck up in the little creeks that feed into the river. Don't panic, Fall fishing will be fine.

Gillseeker · 08-31-06, 04:29 PM

That is too bad. I was hoping those guys would make it. I was looking forward to tossing a Big Ugly Bugger over by the big rock and snagging one of those hogs. I'll be ready to go by this Fall.

Thanks Jimmy

Dan

08-31-06, 02:56 PM	#1
Gillseeker Native Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Ranger, GA Posts: 3,397	Nacoochie Bend Jimmy, I heard an ugly rumor that the Monsters of Nacoochie took a beating with the warm water temps and you lost some of those hogs behind Nora Mill. Say it ain't so! I have been looking forward to fishing there this Fall. Can you give us an update? Dan __________________ There are two types of snakes: Chickensnakes and Cobras. If it ain't got a chicken in it's mouth, it's a cobra.

08-31-06, 04:29 PM	#3
Gillseeker Native Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Ranger, GA Posts: 3,397	That is too bad. I was hoping those guys would make it. I was looking forward to tossing a Big Ugly Bugger over by the big rock and snagging one of those hogs. I'll be ready to go by this Fall. Thanks Jimmy Dan __________________ There are two types of snakes: Chickensnakes and Cobras. If it ain't got a chicken in it's mouth, it's a cobra.

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08-31-06, 03:20 PM	#2
Jimmy Harris Hall of Fame Member Join Date: Oct 1998 Location: Helen, Ga USA Posts: 2,802	Yeah, the fish there at the mill are toast; unless they had enough sense to move away from the pellets from the gumball machines and look for a better place to spend the summer. We really won't know what our situation is until water conditions improve and they begin to move around a little more. Right now every fish you can see has their nose stuck up in the little creeks that feed into the river. Don't panic, Fall fishing will be fine.