River around and south of Bismarck?

[pluckem]

There is another rock pile further down from the ones called out above. Its about 70' offshore and right in-between the two houses just north of whispering bay inlet.

It use to show itself a lot more before the flood. I'm wondering if the "scouring" effect of the flood didn't actually allow the pile to sink a bit. It was a mixture of concrete/rebar/rocks

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It has always been the best to stay as close to mid river as you can in that stretch just south of the fox ramp. Some years the bars in the middle of the river don't let you get too far from the shore. But between the 2-3 underwater hazards, shore fisherman, swimmers, courtesy dock, private docks.... don't hug the east shore traveling south of fox

 

[dean nelson]

As for the original topic it looks like she is now open to the mouth of the Cannonball River. It also looks like she is now opening in a second spot near the casino on the west side of the lake.

 

[Kurtr]

shore lines are back 5 plus feet here and if we get some wind i see it going fast now. Will be northern fishing by this weekend in the bays

 

[Achucker]

Anybody here if any docks are getting put in?

 

[DirtyMike]

Fox islands dock is in.

 

[huffranger]

Talked with the Morton county crew when they were pushing the ice off at Grainer's boat ramp. The pushed little heart, Grainer's, and ft rice.

Docks will go in in a couple of days, come on big mo, clean up ....

 

[johnr]

yea nasty rocks south of the ramp. so many people go through there, you can see that there is nasty stuff there. Water is dirty but that will go away. fishing will get busy in next couple weeks barring any big storms. Harley or gold wing both nice bikes just depends what you like. I put on 38000 miles in last 2 years, most highway miles thats why i ride a gold wing.

I put around 7,000 on last year, was a nice summer for it.
A lot of time after work, heading to Medora, or Wibaux, or where ever the road takes us for a nice ride and dinner.
doesn't take too long to put a hundred or two miles on in just one dinner run.