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<blockquote data-quote="etoskunc" data-source="post: 129882" data-attributes="member: 6038"><p>We have been shooting on the streams running into the Missiouri. It has been good for the last six weeks. I thought that when the river got as high as it is now the fish would be spread so thin in the bottoms they would be hard to find. Yesterday was the best day I have ever had on the water. We were out just a short time in the morning and filled the barrel. We have just been going upstream until we find clear water in the fields and have found fish in about every field off of the river. We have not been fishing the big bottom fields but the small fields along the streams going into the Missioui. The river has these small streams backed up and they are more like a lake than a river. Watch out for low power lines and bridges. The biggest challange is that all the ramps are under water. I would stay off of the Missioui River as they don't need boat wakes with the water as high as it is. We fish the streams in and just East of K. C. MO. The stream we have fished the most is the Sni Bar at Wellington. Just run up river south of the 24 hyway bridge and fish the small fields off either side. Lots of grass carp, silvers and buffs. Hope this helps and good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="etoskunc, post: 129882, member: 6038"] We have been shooting on the streams running into the Missiouri. It has been good for the last six weeks. I thought that when the river got as high as it is now the fish would be spread so thin in the bottoms they would be hard to find. Yesterday was the best day I have ever had on the water. We were out just a short time in the morning and filled the barrel. We have just been going upstream until we find clear water in the fields and have found fish in about every field off of the river. We have not been fishing the big bottom fields but the small fields along the streams going into the Missioui. The river has these small streams backed up and they are more like a lake than a river. Watch out for low power lines and bridges. The biggest challange is that all the ramps are under water. I would stay off of the Missioui River as they don't need boat wakes with the water as high as it is. We fish the streams in and just East of K. C. MO. The stream we have fished the most is the Sni Bar at Wellington. Just run up river south of the 24 hyway bridge and fish the small fields off either side. Lots of grass carp, silvers and buffs. Hope this helps and good luck. [/QUOTE]

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