Culln5

Wow... I'm sorry to hear about the accident, but glad that they will recover.

I only used 2 switches. The green deck lights work off the first pole of a 3 position switch and the compartment lights work off the 2nd pole. The switch is a rocker swtich that matches the factory switches and is mounted at the dash panel. The second switch is a waterproof push button that is mounted in the battery compartment and controls just that light.

Hey Guys, Here's a couple pics of my deck & compartment lighting. It's great for night fishing but also for tournament mornings.

Now what are the odds of that?

LOL.... I know that look!

Nope.... That was my first ever fish at Falls..... Only bite of the day.... She was 8lbs even and came out of some flooded timber.

There are no bass in NC! I repeat, there are no bass in NC! Please do not continue to spread these rumors!

Congrats!

I also would have left it. Now is there was something that I thought was impeading the fish from swallowing (or something along those lines) I would interfere.

I do my fair share of night fishing here during the sumer. With the higher water temps during the day and the lack of pressure at night, it gives me an opportunity to fish more aggressively. Make sure you go prepared. Leave the sunscreen at home and bring some bug spray, lights (flashlight, blacklight, etc).

NO DEAD OR SHORT FISH WILL BE WEIGHED AND A .5LB PENALTY WILL BE ASESSED! We don't weigh them and subtract a half pound from your total weight.

SWEET!!

Nice! I've yet to throw a swimbait.... But seeing those, I don't know why!

I agree. Even though you are still catching fish, go back to your basics. Along with the above, re-tie often, sharpen your hooks, etc. If you're only losing larger fish you may want to move up on your hook size.

Congrats!..... Now you'll have "experience" to apply the next time you through a jig.

Now that's the way to do it! Walk out the door, catch fish, walk back for pics!

Glad you were able to let him fly again..... Nice fish too!

I hope you rinsed your boat to help lessen the possibility of transfering them to another body of water.

Hmmmm..... I think my eyes (or the camera) may be playing a trick on me cause they look sick or something?

Cool!..... Gotta love Gaston!

Is it football season already?

Nice pictures!

Great looking fish! Thanks for all you do!

Try going big and even bigger! I would throw 10" worms (they'll still catch any size bass) and then throw a 12" lizzard (the fatter the better). Large swimbaits or fat cranks. Show them something different.... Maybe even slow-roll a musky spinnerbait.

I'll take #2, but with one twist..... You fish 7 hours and catch the monster with 5 minutes to go! That has happened to me a few times, one bite at the end of the day that makes up for it all.