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re: Lake Okhissa
Posted on 6/9/19 at 8:58 am to Chuker
Posted on 6/9/19 at 8:58 am to Chuker
That sounds like a good time.
I’d say at least half of the fishermen come from La to fish it. There are a few other options around such as Percy Quin and Calling Panther.
Okhissa is almost 80 ft deep at the dam. My wife’s uncle was the logging contractor on it when they built it. He’s told me that there are still large oak trees standing underwater near the dam.
I’d say at least half of the fishermen come from La to fish it. There are a few other options around such as Percy Quin and Calling Panther.
Okhissa is almost 80 ft deep at the dam. My wife’s uncle was the logging contractor on it when they built it. He’s told me that there are still large oak trees standing underwater near the dam.
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Posted on 6/9/19 at 2:12 pm to pdubya76
Back before the geniuses at Bing decided they needed to change things up to look busy, therefore doing away with the "Bird's Eye View" imagery, you could see Lake Okhissa before it was completely full. There were multiple gravel beds visible, and the trees that were still in it were unbelievable in quantity and size.
I still have screenshots of it from years back on one of my computer hard drives because I'd heard Bing was phasing out the old imagery- which they did.
That bird's eye view was a fantastic resource for outdoorsmen- especially for correlating traditional satellite imagery with actual conditions on the ground regarding duck holes.
I miss it.
I still have screenshots of it from years back on one of my computer hard drives because I'd heard Bing was phasing out the old imagery- which they did.
That bird's eye view was a fantastic resource for outdoorsmen- especially for correlating traditional satellite imagery with actual conditions on the ground regarding duck holes.
I miss it.
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