This is a second hand report. My family is staying at Rivernook Campground. Because of the high water level, I suggested that they go up to Limestone and work their way down. Fish the slower flat sections,big bends and look for any eddies along the shore.
They had little-No success. Keep in mind this is my mother, sister and 13 Y.O. nephew.
Mom just called to report that she caught one at Rivernook.
I told them if they cant figure out how to fish along the shore, then they need to head for Lower Peppermint creek campground.
I will be there next week and I dont expect to have any problems catching fish. I actually do well with the high flows. The fish are concentrated along the shore The average guy that fishes 2-3 times a year struggles with the high water conditions. DFG keeps planting fish and the dummies cant get them. More fish for those that know how to deal with the high water. (now watch me get skunked LOL)
Maybe the water is higher than I expect. But I always come up in June and usually have to deal with high water.