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7:47 am
September 4, 2010


lilmule

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Oh and many times those images arnt exactly new,get one of rt 60 and the state police barracks just outside of huntington w.va it will showa lake behind it,was filled in over 5 years ago now a mall

7:39 am
September 4, 2010


lilmule

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Yes that area just directly across tradiionally holds veggies can be viewed when driving cross the bridge,several miles of shallow water out of the channel,however it may not this year,havnt driven across that bridge this year myself.

Oh and once in it over there its a ways to get back where one can use the big mota.

Three years ago had hydrilla and pads.And every mothers son that launched where you are landed there as well,again may not be as thick or even there.

Two years ago the one at paris landing ended 42 miles up lake,now hwere is it.

Pads were effected to some degree just not wiped out,thinned so to speak

8:09 pm
September 3, 2010


dougw

Texas

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Yup sho' will…. If indeed they are lilly pads!


I can say… I'm getttin' antsy…. ready to head that'a way n' stick some fish!

7:16 pm
September 3, 2010


OutdoorFrontiers

Whitlock, TN

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Well then, we'll have to get some frogs n flukes and check it out, won't we?

Steve Huber Editor in Chief/Executive Producer OutdoorFrontiers Multi-Media

5:26 pm
September 3, 2010


dougw

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I'm scowering satellite images of Barkely…. I've come across what looks like a big o'l patch of lilly pads in the mouth of neville bay(just across the river/lake from bumpus mills) looks like there's another patch ov'em 1/2 way back and then some more all the way at the back. But the largest concentration of them, if they are lilly pads, appear to be at the mouth of the bay. I first found this using google maps but google maps is real slow… so I jumped on bing maps… interesting thing is they show different water levels and in both cases the lilly pads are there. When the water is up it appears there are more ov'em than when the water is down.
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