lil dirty
New Member
Got a newb question: I'm thinking of taking my ATP for a swim
in False River in New Roads, LA. It used to be part of the MS
River long ago. The bottom is sandy/muddy so Im curious as to
how items settle in this type of substrate over time. I've hunted
along the bank of the Amite River and it seemed that most targets
were burried alot deeper in the sand than if they were in dirt away
from the water. I'm guessing the constant flow of water continually
turns the sand over burrying anything with a little weight. Does
anyone have experience hunting this type of substrate? I'm sure with
the river's history and recreational use, there's some good stuff to be
found. Question is, how deep is it buried?
in False River in New Roads, LA. It used to be part of the MS
River long ago. The bottom is sandy/muddy so Im curious as to
how items settle in this type of substrate over time. I've hunted
along the bank of the Amite River and it seemed that most targets
were burried alot deeper in the sand than if they were in dirt away
from the water. I'm guessing the constant flow of water continually
turns the sand over burrying anything with a little weight. Does
anyone have experience hunting this type of substrate? I'm sure with
the river's history and recreational use, there's some good stuff to be
found. Question is, how deep is it buried?
