Two Bridges Road

[nbask14]

I tried fishing on two bridges road in Fairfield two weeks ago. I do not have a boat or a kayak and the water was so low that I was constantly getting snagged on branches and weeds. I lost two lures and left after an hour because of frustration and no bites. I was wondering if the water has risen and if anyone has had any luck in the area recently.

[Skunk City]

http://waterdata.usgs.gov/usa/nwis/uv?01389005

That link has the water level, temperature, turbidity, etc. for Two Bridges, as well as a bunch of other spots along the river. I use it religiously, especially when launching in low conditions or after strong rains.

[flyboy1]

http://waterdata.usgs.gov/usa/nwis/uv?01389005

That link has the water level, temperature, turbidity, etc. for Two Bridges, as well as a bunch of other spots along the river. I use it religiously, especially when launching in low conditions or after strong rains.

What graphs am I supposed to look for on this chart..?:confused:

[NorthJerzyG]

Nice!!

The first one is water level. Then temp and oxygen level from the right intake, center intake, etc.

[MikeNJ]

Thanks Skunk! Great info and link! I fish there from time to time myself.

[basspilot]

Honestly Ive never done really well at Two Bridges. It's just one of those spots for me that either never figure out or the bank fishing just isnt doing it there. One thing I could say is there is a TON of bait in that section of river. Last time i fished there I grabbed about two dozen crawfish to use in another section of the river.

[danyeo]

Wierd, whenever I fished there I always caught some bass or perch. And on various lures, Senkos, Poppers, Rapala's. Down closer right by route 46 there's a bridge where I fished at and there I didn't get anything. But where the 2 rivers meet is where I've had luck.

Yes, you have to watch the snags.