Everything posted by Catt
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got a foot switch. now what?
Shrink Wrap instead of electrical tape On a fiberglass boat I run the wire of the big foot behind the gunnels so no wire is on the deck & I wire it directly to the female plug.
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Almost got nasty!
Yea I went fishing only caught 3 tight-eyes > Don't worry I grew up driving on gravel/levee roads, pavement was for city boys
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Bowhunters--Mechanical vs Fixed broadheads.
Every thing about me is Ole School; I still shot a Bear Kodiak Magnum & Super Razorhead® 145 grain
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Allatoona Report (Spot and sonar pics) :)
Hang tuff fall's almost here
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Temp was 101 Heat Index 110 (PICS) resized
Fine looking bass and a great looking pond
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1st outing post/ Jig Eaters
Jig & Pigs
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8/9/07-HOT Bass
Nice fish but watch that hang tough stuff it'll hurt you
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Almost got nasty!
After I dropped Carol off at work this morning at 6:00 am I headed for Lacassine Wildlife Refuge; the road going into the marsh is about 5 miles of gravel with about 3 or 4 simple turns with the last one being close to 90 degrees. The road is maybe 10 yards wide built on a levee with canals on both side of the road and if not canals it's marsh. Well the speed limit is 25 mph but this Coonass usually sets the cruise control on 30 which is not a problem since I've driven these roads thousands of times. So as I'm making the final turn the back of my truck hits some loose gravel putting it into a skid with the front end headed towards the marsh. I'm thinking this aint good so I let off cruise and turn the wheel which now has the back end trying to pass the front end. Now I'm headed straight towards a canal thinking Sh _ _ this aint that great either, so again with the steering wheel and again we be headed towards the marsh. This time I tap the brakes cut the wheel sliding sideways in the road and come to a stop, now I'm thinking dam_ should I go fishing or go home?
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shore fishing
Sound like you're on target to me
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Fishing pads. Advice needed.
I use a weightless Texas rigged 6-12 worm & just work it slowly on top like you would a frog pausing it when you pull over a pad. Some times I just reel it steadily just under the surface letting the tail do it's job.
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Different Types of Bass
Large mouth, Small mouth, Spotted, & Striped
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BARRY BONDS MAY BE CHEATING MUDDY STYLE
The Duke of Mook has spoken
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How many LMB do you average per hour? Size?
1. Texas: Toledo Bend Reservoir 2. 20 to 25 bass per 10 hours 3. Over 35 years I've averaged 11 keepers (14 minimum) per day with a 3 lb average plus at least one 6 lb+ kicker. 4. Average length is 12 to 20 5. 12 lbs 8 oz, 11 lbs 3 oz., plus 4 over 10 lbs
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Fishing Population Getting Older, Smaller
Along the Louisiana Gulf Coast the saltwater industry has doubled & it's all huge center console rigs. Hurricane Rita pumped millions of gallons of saltwater into the brackish marshes, the first year every thing was dead but since then the shrimp have returned to spawn in greater numbers than anyone can remember. The Speckle Trout & Red fishing is unbelievable and the duck hunting rivals that of the 30s/40s.
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How often do you re-spool?
Every other trip
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favorite plastic worm color
Cinnamon Pepper Neon/June Bug Laminated (Camouflage)
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Can someone school me on Baby Brush hogs?
Come on down to the big pond & I'll school ya quickly
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Spinnerbait without skirt
We've used them along the Gulf coast for years to catch big bull reds
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Toads
I don't even see it mentioned on the pack about a bead I buzz em on top, straight reel it just under the surface, & some time I work it on the bottom
- 1st jig fish:)
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My daughter's first bass
I'll give up all my DD's just to see kids catching their first
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ZEL AND MUDDY HIT MAUCH CHUNK
Cool Dude 8-)
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Best Mono
Berkley Big Game 15# Mean Green
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Lunkers in private lake
To quote our own Bass Professor: A widely held misconception is that big bass feed only at night, or at dawn and dusk. This is simply untrue; in fact, you are very likely to find large fish feeding during the middle of the day. Lunker bass can only grow bigger by feeding more often and eating more than other fish. They are more in step with the ecosystem, and have to be, in order to be first in line. They are the first to respond to such circumstances as the cloud cover before an approaching storm, the migration of shad to and from open water (usually occurring during mid-morning and mid-afternoon), or even the daily and monthly effect of the moon.
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I need some help.
Teraserver.com but don't search for the lake, search for the closest city and then move up or down, left or right