fishizzle

Love the duck blind

Great ideas and since you have 5-6 of them do a couple different styles and see which produces the most and biggest. Like tying a couple branches to one and a bunch on another Then report back to us in a couple months....We love scientific studies. Are you gonna put them in deeper water off shore so no one else can find them? Are you also gonna position them on migration routes and near deep water?

thanks for havin my back WRB I still haven't broken 6lbs yet but I'm still trying Like Ike says "NEVER GIVE UP"

Does anyone know a fellow angler in Orlando area that can help me out?

I'll have to get a Mass. license or go closer to the shore here in CT

I'd say 12-15' is a safe start for vert fishin

If the moon gets bright enough, will it melt ice? I do in the summer. And my club has one night event every year (11pm-7am)...it never falls on a full moon but it makes for a bad Sunday

I wait for time to pass so I can cast again

Nope, I have no quirks. What I do is definately normal. (for me) Oh yeah I do have one---when the fish aren't biting I say "Here fishy fishy" :-?

Hey and welcome This is the place where fish storys are told I mean the true ones

The CT record is 12lbs or so, set a long time ago. So don't expect my picts here. Well until global warming extends our growing season 8-)

Wow!!! I've never seen such a thing. sooooo sad-all those monsters :'( :'( :'( :'(.............................

No, the points are only within the club. Its just that bed fishing up north here is so easy to bring in a big bag. Guess I'm just mad that other clubs get to do it and we don't.

the Tournament director in my club is against bed fishing. He makes the annual schedule and avoids the spawn based on lake temp. So we fish shallow lakes after spawn and deep lakes before spawn. I do agree with his thought process but heres the problem: If we don't fish that lake on that weekend another club gets that spot. We register all events with the state so 2 clubs won't be fishing the same small lake. Either way the beds get disturbed. Anyone have any thoughts on this for next year

I stock up on lures in the winter to satisfy my fishing craving, then in the spring I wonder why I bought all these gimmicks -thin wallet

The wind pushes plankton downwind, then the bait follows, then the bass follow. Try reaction lures Also consider temperature, the windy water will be cooler and the bass may be in a temp phase of spawning and perfer warm protected water. Good luck ps-taking time off doesn't sound like the best idea

They should return, every year seasonal patterns vary based on water temps Hopefully there were no major changes to your lake like pollution or LMB virus :-/ Good Luck

Oh forget it, theres a cold front coming for another week. :'( :'( :'(

Wow I'll have to pick some up too. 3 strong recommendations...you can't beat that I throw Rapala slashbaits (blue and orange) on points to locate schools in NE I also use Yamamotos twin tail grubs blue and black texas pegged in brush all year in clear to stained water

I'm the same as riverfisher Bitsy bugs Slow hops or slow dragging or dead stick

Oh yeah and I love those senkos too in tourneys but I don't usually throw them otherwise.

Nice bag Good luck this year too

I said none because what I really want is like the old tourney stringers of 8 10lbers like Roland Martin used to show

you caught some great pics thanks I forgot what water looks like

You know how to call' em Still waiting for the ice to clear -Jealous