Today we went to 8th avenue on the upper reaches of 14 mile creek just at
the inflow to lake Camelot, and collected some really neat driftwood and on
this was much willow moss. Also sponges were attached that had went
dormant this last fall, hopefuly they will regrow.
We then went down stream past Lakes sherwood and arrow head to the out flow
of that lake. This is directly connected with no more dams to Lake
Petenwell. Under neath these huge earthen dams are spring holes that have
been channelized to run all the water " neatly" into the 14 mile. We
caught more white suckers than anyone could need. along with them were
bluegills, pumpkinseeds, greensunfish, black and white crappie, largemouth
bass, yellow perch, and one lone huge creek chub. the suckers were set up
in the same tub the emeralds were in earlier today, but with addition to
two large airstones and some water treatment for keeping feeder fish
healthy.
Both of these sites were in Adams county WI.
Ray
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