Gatorbassman

I've been seagull fishing with a white Super Fluke many times. I never have been able to hook one though.

Here! Here! Lane, Thank you for your incite. There are a bunch of members young and old that will benefit from this post. I just hope they completely understand the two way street.

Welcome to the site. It is great to see another guy my age. You will love this site. It has so much information and will become a mainstay in your fishing arsonal.

You get it here http://www.bassresource.com/mm5/merchant.mvc

Just get the shirt and put your name on it. Front Back

I need some more high dollor rods and reels..... Dan, Do you want to go fishing? How fast can you swim?

That thing is cute. I sure hope it's not Pink. It doesn't matter so long as it floats. There's a guy on my home lake that fishes for Striper in one of those things. You should see him fighting a big striper. He's like a big bobber. PS. My first fishing vessel was a large piece of styrofoam and a paddle.

Yea, those "Fairy Sticks" are pretty cute aren't they.

Does NJ have a BPS. If so go to their Spring Fishing Classic and sit in on the classes that they have on Fri, and Sat.

Yet another great video. OK Members for our next video lets step it up a bit. Get your video cameras out on the boat and get some great footage of your fish.

I think it's still in the works.

Flech, If you only knew how much blocking we do for him.

That's like 40 something cheers Ike. Thanks, but we give most the credit to Glenn. He is the quarterback and we are just the linemen.

Well its about time. Welcome Joe. We are sure glad to have ya.

Yea it's a good idea to check your game laws. Transporting a fish to a different body of water can spread diseases.

I mostly fish Clarks Hill but I'll fish in a puddle if it has a bass in it.

Use a pyrex measuring cup.

Welcome to the site. Here's a few good reads. http://bassresource.com/fishing/Reading_Maps.html http://bassresource.com/fishing_lures/fishing_with_maps.html http://bassresource.com/fishing/map_fishing.html

He's fishing.

Those who know me, know that I love to sight fish. I sight fish most of the year. It seems as though you spooked the fish. A bass doesn't always run off when you spook it. Many times it will just stop biting anything or back up into cover. Each bass reacts differently to the sight of some guy with a long stick standing up in some floating thing. As has already been said. If you can see the bass, the bass can see you. This fact greatly decreases the chance you have a putting that big boy in your boat. The best thing for you to do in that situation is to back off as soon as you see the fish. Back up to the point that you can't see them any more and then make a very careful cast with very little splash. My favorite lure for this is a weightless "The Fluke" (not a Super Fluke) on 8lb flourocarbon. It is light and makes very little splash and can be fished slowly.

Many seasoned night fishermen. Several of which guide strictly at night, will tell you that from 3am till the sun comes up is the best. This is an average over many years of night fishing.

I only work weekends so I get to go out 2 to 4 days a week.

http://www.ulockup.com/home.html Here ya go.

Congrats guys. It young men like you that are our brightest future. Keep doing what your doing and stay focused on your goals. Thank you Kevin and Mrs Lovine and George for your generosity. This is an amazing thing that you have done. This will touch these young men for the rest of their lives. Fluke.

Tie some hooks to them and see if you can catch some birds or squirrels or maybe some flying fish.