fishinfiend

What about the BPS in Destin?

That is a great pic for the ol' photo album.

That is a very nice fish. I love catching a great fish right before I have to leave.

Now that is a nice fish!!!

What a slab!!!! I hope you ate that thing.

Great job!! Congratulations.

So glad I am not in Cocoa beach, they got 33" of rain. My friend's parents in Melbourne had someone's jet skis in their yard

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I know the best way to use a sabiki rig. Go offshore and use it to catch some hardtails to be used for bait on snapper and grouper. 8-9lbers all day ;D I must have missed something in the tournament and outing section

How did you do?

I'll take that size fish all day, every day. Nice one!!

Congratulations!!! What did you catch it on?

That thing is a hawg!!

I have fished from Cooter's pond to wetumpka numerous times this year. This is what we have had success with: Topwater- spooks have been working great Worms- Mag II, Ol monsters, lizards, and senko style worms in watermelon (T-rig & shakey) Cranks- 8-12' cranks in shad colors

What a great fish, Paul!!! You have some awesome places to fish.

That is a nice fish no matter what it weighs. That is a beautiful fishing spot.

That is good to hear. Unfortunately, the monkey already knows that you mentioned you were going to get a replacement rod. ;D

We have been getting a fair amount of showers in the afternoon and I have gone before, after, and during the rain. I have been catching a lot less fish than I normally do. Maybe it is the heat.

I went to a guys house today to ask if I could fish his pond and not only did I get a no, his dog urinated all over my wheel and tire >

It is headed right for us. I guess I will need to go pick up some brats and some brew this evening. ;D

Great job, dude!!! I hope you keep stickin' those big hawgs.

Here it is 8-)

Sorry to hear that, Paul. That is a GREAT looking bait!!!

Sounds like they might be able to help. I hope you get your gear back and I am glad to hear that you guys are safe. I fell out of the boat this summer and once I got back in the boat and laughed it off I realized how much different things could have been if I was by myself and it was in the middle of winter. Before I buy any more gear, I am going to buy a nice PFD that can be worn at all times that is not a hassle to wear.

Thank you RW and BB. Keeping the tip in the water, which I learned from the this forum, has helped me to keep many fish from getting off. Especially ladyfish when I fish inshore. Those things jump like crazy.