Our next stop was to be Harrison lake filled and
drained by Crooked Creek . This was a location I was
very interested in sampling to note the difference in
diversity in the different habitats . The creek above
the lake is relatively deep followed by a shallow
section of lake with sandbars followed by a deeper
section of lake and the weir . On the other side of
the weir is an overflow pool and then a shallow
section of Crooked Creek . It would be a nice location
for snorkelers to work in good weather.
When we got to the city there was bad news . It was
Crawdad Days in Harrison .Thousands of people sucking
crawdad heads . Couldnt even find a place to park
.There would be no collecting in the Harrison Lake
area today . Thus ended our little expedition .
Everyone talked of a repeat and truth be told most
were worn out anyhow . Didn't even get to suck a
crawdad head . Bill Hoppe... Arkansas Ozarks
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Bill Hoppe
Yellville Arkansas
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