How can I find out how to prevent inpacting the Wabash River?
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Check out places near Terra Haute, like the water plant or such things that can help you on your quest.
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a well, electromechanical extraction. at current usage, long after i am gone, save a catastrophic duought.\nalternatives are hooking to city water.\n\nour conservation across america is absolutely lousy.\n\nstart looking for ways to use membrane absorbtion from the atmosphere, use power plants to cogenerate potable water, restrict the use of water at every household by 10%, and decrease deliverys until we use half what we do now.\nwater from washers can be used to water lawns, showers can be shorter. washing your car can be done with less than 5 gallons of water. we are not conservation minded, and it will hurt us.\nif you  look at the growth in the southwest, they are running on a water deficit and they still build.\nthe ogalalla aquafer, on of the larges in the world is being depleted. when that goes midwest irragation goes. the midwest is the bread basket of the us and a source of our agracultural surplus that we use for balance of payments.\n\nget pissed, and start making "campaign contributions" to our federal elected officials.\nin america campaign contributions are our form of bribery.\nif that doesn't work try a land swap with nature conservatory or antoher organization.
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Magee Creek in Walthall County is nice.  You'd have to have a canoe or some other small boat to get down it.  The creek, which is pretty wide and deep in spots, has alot of tree coverage and fairly large banks in areas but there are places to pull off and do what you please.  It's not 100% secluded as other people may be in a boat as well, but it isn't travelled as much as other creeks and rivers I've been on.  We go fairly often and usually never see anyone.
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On the Mississippi I use 0000 stainless steel hooks, large brim and shad... at least hand sized or larger or chicken thighs.... I use to use 65lbs test but now I use Army "550" cord.  For wieghts I use 4 to 6 oz pear wieghts depending on the water level and current.... tie it off to a good sized limb..... you'll need it.  50lbs cats are common there.\n\nCabelas stocks most of the stuff you need. Or you can try bait shop along Old Man River
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I wasn't sure of what level of detail you were looking for.\n\nEasier to understand:\nhttp://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/wwvisit.html\n\nhttp://www.humboldt.edu/~ere_dept/marsh/flow1.html\n\nMore difficult to understand:\nhttp://waterhome.brc.tamus.edu/texasyst/household.html\n\nhttp://www.knovel.com/knovel2/Toc.jsp?SpaceID=10086&BookID=290
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Bass will be coming up to the shallows looking for spawning areas and food, try a plastic worm with a small weight in and around the lilly pads (texas rig style)hook point in the worm to prevent hooking the pads. Try green spinner baits around the timber letting it sink close to bottom. Most people reel crankbaits so fast only the most active fish will bite, slow down :D
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I think your confusion may come from the fact that there are two Fox Rivers in Wisconsin, one in the northeast quarter of the state, and one in the southeast corner of the state that drains into the Illinois River in Illinois. To add to the confusion, there are two different Fox Rivers in Illinois, one in the north that drains into the Illinois River, and one in southern Illinois.\n\nThe Fox River that starts in Wisconsin and drains to Illinois has its headwaters near Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin (an unnamed swamp 1 mi SE of Colgate). There are a number of different watersheds that drain to this Fox River, so actually any one of these could be called a part of the headwater. \n\nThe other Fox River of Wisconsin starts in central Wisconsin and flows north to Lake Winnebago and into the Bay of Green Bay which is part of Lake Michigan. That Fox River is also sometimes broken down into the Upper Fox River, and the Lower Fox River. \n\nThe other Fox River of Illinois is in Richland, Wayne, Edwards, and Jasper Counties, and drains into the Little Wabash River south of Olney, Illinois.
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Call the Bureau of Community Affairs, or the State Attorney General's office. I'm sure that if your complaint holds water, thy'll look into it.\n\n\nGood Luck
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First off, Valley Forge is a National Park and has been since 1976 \n Other than water runoff from the parking lots, I don't see how the park could effect the river.
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Here's one:\n\nhttp://www.dnr.sc.gov/water/envaff/river/gr_pee_deemap.htm
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In Ashtabula in the Ashtabula River towards the mouth is a great place. Actually you want to go to Walnut Beach and go behind the break wall behind the water company. There is a cove there that the pike spawn at in the spring when the water rises to about 40 to 45 degrees. There is alot of vegetation which they like. You will probably have to use a top water buzz bait as plugs will get tangled in all the vegetation. You'll have to walk in. I think they blocked it off now. Also in the harbor you can drive back into the marina on the railroad track side and fish the inlet there but you have to do it before the boats are docked there because they won't let you in when the boats are there unless you know somebody that has a boat docked there.
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Try the library. I checked out a book on 'Michigan canoeing' and it had a ton of maps and useful information. The guys that wrote the book actually canoed all the rivers. They also have the class types on them. You might want to see if there are any books like that for north Carolina. Good luck and i hope you have a blast!
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The rivers are cresting and there is a lot of standing ground water that will slowly be absorbed or drain off.
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Because it's STILL being taught! How can you stop a creek from turning into a river, you have to slowly close off the source. Until then, it is something we have to overlook, practice against, and stick to our mission of being 1, not 2 or two.
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I'm up river about 120 miles, we fish the Miss river for catfish most of the time. Around some of the grain elevators are very good, where the spill soy beans & corn in the water.
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One of the ways you can reduce Beaver damage is to put up some chickenwire around the base of the trees. You only need it to go about four feet up. That'll keep em from knawing it to heck and back.
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try a sequestering agent like Super Sequa-Sol, it is in no way toxic and can be added while people are in the water.