Catt

I've do good swimming a Texas Rigged Worm on the surface in shallow water 8-)

Fish the same baits, same locations, and same techniques you would during the day. The only thing different I add to my repertoire at night is a Q-Beam!

Ok one more time Underwater islands, mounds, or humps are a deep water angler's delight; these spots are especially productive when power is being generated at the dam, causing a current in the reservoir. Bait fish will gather on the upper end of these mounds and the bass will bunch up to feed on them. When located near a creek or river these areas can be your big bass hole. A tail spinner or Rat-L-Trap fished across these areas or a 7 to 8 worm can fill your stringer quickly. Position your boat shallow and fish deep with Texas Rigs or Jig to find the bigger bass. Submerged bridges are excellent holding areas for big bass, many times these bridges have been blown when the lake was built, creating structure in the form of pilings, concrete rubble (rock piles). This form of deep structure can be a summer and winter glory hole. Outside bends of a river or creek are common hangouts for deep water bass. Because of the water flow in the river or creek a ridge has been formed on the outside of the bend. Find the point of these ridges; anchor the boat in 12' to 18, cast deep with Texas Rigs or Jig to find the bigger bass. Spots where two creeks intersect or where a feeder creek intersects with the main river are areas experienced deep water anglers seeks. Inside the Y created by the intersection is where you want to anchor the boat in 12' to 18, cast deep with Texas Rigs or Jig to find the bigger bass. In winter months fish these areas with jigging baits in 20 to 30' of water. Submerged roadbeds should never be overlooked, locate these on a topographic map, then pinpoint with your depth finder. These are common migration routes to and from spawning areas in the spring, they also hold feeding bass in the summer. Seek out 12 to 18' depths where a sharp drop off occurs on each side of the roadbed. Fish plastics or deep running crank baits across these roadways. Ideal spots are where two roads junction or where the road makes a noticeable turn.

I have four boys and they always remind me I'm 55 years old I just say don't worry it aint gonna go 12 rounds

Ronnie I got the same shirt; my boys always say beware of old age & treachery

Cut offs and a t-shirt Frogg Toggs don't breathe so you'll swear like a big dog; they tear easy, and if you sit the water will soak through. Gill, Henri Lloyd, or Cabelas 8-)

And Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction :

B.A.S.S. has at the end of 2006 Denny Career Winnings: $2,136,951.80 Kevin Career Winnings: $2,159,408.30 Kevin by 22,456.5 I notice you skipped over Clunn record to correct me on KVD money record Oh yea Denny Brauer Classic wins: 1 AOY: 1 Total wins: 16 Seconds: 10 Thirds: 9 And 2nd all time money winner

Clunn Classic wins: 4 Total wins: 14 Second: 13 Third: 11 VanDam Classic wins: 2 Total wins: 10 Second: 8 Third: 13 PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (July 15, 2006) Denny Brauer handily outfished three-day leader Chris Lane on Sunday to take the $100,000 win in the CITGO Bassmaster Elite Series' Champion's Choice on Lake Champlain and become the all-time BASS money winner. With the winner's purse in hand, Brauer boosted his total BASS career earnings to $2,077,751, becoming not only a $2 million man, but once again the BASS all-time money winner, passing two-time CITGO Bassmaster Classic champion Kevin VanDam by more than $17,000.

Another one bites the dust Another one bites the dust And another one gone and another one gone Another one bites the dust, yeah Hey, I'm gonna get you too Another one bites the dust Shoot out Hey, alright (Queen)

On Toledo Bend a Texas or Louisiana license is acceptable; my state of resident's on my drivers, contractors, hunting, and fishing license is Louisiana. Louisiana Fishing Basic Fishing License $9.50 Salt Water License $5.50 Total: $15.00

What no kiss

You went fishing with your Dad; that's a good day

Sweet When you're catching you have a right to be cocky

Bassmaster had this debt and Rick Clunn won but then if one were to look at what avid said he is correct Mike Ike is AOY making him the current #1. Angler of the Year 2006 1. Michael Iaconelli 2. Steve Kennedy 3. Kevin Vandam 4. Aaron Martens 5. Dean Rojas

Rich Clunn a has been that's funny right there Why not ask Ike or KVD if they believe his washed up KVD is definitely #2

The first salt injected plastic Gene Larew

Any time I'm on the water year round 8-)

Zoom chunk trailer with curl tails in cold (40's) water; Gene Larew craw worms the rest of the year.

Always; either single or twin tail grubs in white or chartreuse

All my largest bass were caught on 7 1/2 ring worms

What about Dean Rojas, Aaron Martens, Skeet Reese, Greg Hackney ect Of the ones you listed Rick Clunn is in a league that Ike and KVD may never reach

You want the best soft plastic and all you give is 5 choices with two being Berkley? Kind of narrow minded huh!

How Y'all are ;D It does the heart good to see young people interested in learning about the outdoors 8-) As you can tell from my nick name I like Catt's

No applause just throw money ;D