Just wondering, since most of my fishing is done on the Ottawa, how are the lakes in terms of floating junk.
What I mean is you cannot open her up for long on the river for fear of hitting the floating debris. Now I know this has a lot to do with the high water levels and the current. So, comparitively speaking how are the lakes? Wondering about Mississippi in particular.
thanks
M.T. Livewell
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Well...
Comparatively speaking, most lakes are a cinch compared to major rivers like the Ottawa and St. Lawrence.
Mississippi, because of the types of vegetation and bottom make-up, and lack of deadheads, should be one of the safest waterways around.
Doesn't mean you don't have to keep your eyes peeled, though.
CCB
Mississippi, because of the types of vegetation and bottom make-up, and lack of deadheads, should be one of the safest waterways around.
Doesn't mean you don't have to keep your eyes peeled, though.

CCB
MT
Watch Mississippi or check with baitcasters last year first trip out not all the shoals were marked
, Ok if you have an idea where they are but if your not all that familliar with the lake its bad
. By the end of the day they were marked
. And before someone sais it they wern't marked with the paint from the boat 
Watch Mississippi or check with baitcasters last year first trip out not all the shoals were marked




