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Elk River April 2, 2006
I was able to get a few hours on the Elk today. This was my first trip there, so much thanks to those who helped me with access info. It was afternoon before I got there so I decided to just check out the access right below the dam. When I arrived, I tied on a Zebra midge about 12 inches below a small indicator and caught 4 small browns relatively quickly. After that, things slowed down for awhile. I wandered downstream to the first bend area and saw some rising fish but couldn't entice them. Finally, I started back upstream and after trying a few dry patterns, returned to the zebra. I then caught a few more fish, most of which were still small browns but one was a decent rainbow with very nice coloring. There were a few bugs coming off. I saw a lot of midges, some craneflies, and some mayflies that looked like March Browns. The fish were rising fairly well to something, but the only thing I could tie on that they would hit on top was a yellow strike indicator . All in all it was a nice afternoon on the water with about 10 fish to hand, but based on what I saw of the river I probably won't return again unless I happen to be in the vicinity anyway. There are definately much better tailwaters to fish in Tennessee.
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Re: Elk River April 2, 2006
i fished it sat.,it was very slow.caught one just below the dam.a little brown(my first) took a small adams first thing.done alot better at the next bridge access right before dark even though we almost never found it.proubly wont go back either. :-/
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The draft is quickly approaching, but most of the focus remains on the mediation discussions taking place in Minnesota. With the gag order in place, not a lot of information has come out from either side, but it won't stop us from keeping a close eye on the situation with the hope that some good news will finally come.
Mediation to resume Tuesday … after the two sides met for 14 hours over last Thursday and Friday. With both sides being ordered to keep the details of their meetings quiet, the most we've gotten in terms of news is sources claiming that the break in mediation is related to the sensitivity of the talks, with one of the lead plaintiffs, Carl Eller, noting that the two sides are moving forward and were sent home on Friday with "homework" to think about over the three-day break. Another source said the two sides are "serious" when it comes to the negotiations and the possible ramifications if things were to break down again. In addition to their legal counsel, the league was represented by Commissioner Roger Goodell, Patriot owner Robert Kraft, Chief owner Clark Hunt, Panther owner Jerry Richardson, Steeler President Art Rooney II, [...]

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NBADraft.net projects G-Mac late in the second round, so if the Knicks want him he'll probably be available when they pick. Of course, I believe he won't reach the second round... IMO he'll most probably be taken in the 1st round.
Not too many defensive PGs in this draft, which seems loaded with scoring guards (something we have in excess). Larry may prefer someone like Daniel Gibson out of Texas who is being compared to Chauncey Billups.
There are a ton of undersized PFs, so I'm really hoping we don't make that mistake again.
There is also a lack of decent SFs in this draft beyond the lottery spots and this is a position where we need to improve. Marcus Vinicius out of Brazil would be a nice player at that spot, although he needs to up his D. But at 6'9" with his offensive skills, I'd be willing to take a shot at him.
I suspect there will be a trade on draft night where we might package both picks to move up on the board and grab Mardy Collins, Marcus Williams or maybe even Rodney Cardney or Patrick O'Bryant.


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