wonder what fish are up in that power plant lake

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinzua_Dam More info on the dam. btw outfortrout, great pict.on the dam. sam

ORIGINAL: mr.crappie

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinzua_Dam More info on the dam. btw outfortrout, great pict.on the dam. sam

So the Native Americans were moved to a reservation then forced to re-locate because the land was flooded for the dam and whatever land they had left was used for a four lane highway. Sorry to go off on a tangent but that's pretty horrible.

When the Gov.was building the dam, the Senaca Nation did protest with guns, trying to stop the construction,but were subdued again. Was pretty sad for them,but the dam has proven to be very valuable to most people down-stream. sam

Pretty incredible that still generous enough to let us use their land. All the land like 20 thousand plus acres is owned by them

Thanks for the info guys, I'm not going till the end of the month, I'm sure I'll have some more questions to ask.

Welp. I'll be leaving Friday morning for a nice long weekend! thanks to everyone for all the tips and spots!

Any last minute tips or anything are welcome, I'll be swinging by the state store, any good drink ideas?

Also, may grab a few big swimbaits for below the spillway, good idea?

thanks folks!

new beer called dog bite in 24oz can
10 % alcohol, yu only need one

Heh, I was thinking more along the lines of a good scotch or something.

Stopped at Kinzu to go boating yesterday.  we stopped and ate at the marina.  The food was terrible and so was the service.  We waited 2 hours to get our food.  The marina is in sad shape.  Just my 2 cents.