timothy_spain

haha

my kinda woman!

Yeah, I knew it was some time before a someone posted their finding of dead human bodies. I always read in the newspaper how fishermen often come cross the bodies of missing people. I certainly hope I don't come across something that horrific. Sad to say that some the findings are left behinds of sadistic people. I often fish Stoney Creek Metropark where Tara Lynn Grant's body was scattered -- it's unnerving to say the least. Dave -- yes, that's the frog you got me. Still haven't caught anything on it.

nice pike, my personal best is 26" ... looking for the big one still

i've had good fortunes using inline spinners and spoons

"chubacabra" -- LOL mastodon jaw bone -- nice discovery!

Once saw a guy catfishing. Each time I walked passed him, he had a fish on. The second time I passed by, I watched and he lost the fish. Afterwards, I asked how he lost it and he showed me his hook -- it was so tiny I had to get real close and squint. LOL Then there's the guy who fishes in between the cracks of the wooden planks on the dock for bluegills. He soon had a small following. Amusing.

I've stumbled upon many animal carcasses on my fishing trips that washed up on the shore: seagulls, ducks, carps, swan or crane (hard to tell ... was really big, white, feathery, and flat), frogs, etc. One day, I came across this huge frog carcass ... I took a picture of it next to my standard sized frog lure. What unusual carcasses have you come across?

always thought about it, but didn't know it was even remotely possible. gonna have to make a few calls

hope i don't ever hook myself

good clarity guys. ...

LOL.. that crooked bass is whacked!

"Never get into a argument with a idiot.....they drag you down to their level and beat you with their superior idiot skills." LOL ... so true!

Can't answer this until I personally try it. But I'm leaning towards -- no, it's just a marketing scheme.

Topwater at all times, but especially at night. Yes, you don't get to see it, but it's just as sweet hearing it.

haha... good tip

My folks love bass, so when about every other trip. If I can actually catch them...

Try a 9" Slug-Go ...

Goal: Catch a 5 lb. largemouth

Once it's completely dark ... they stop biting for me. Though I did hit my personal best smallie at night on a jitterbug too. But it wasn't past 2AM though

Do the best you can to remove it. If not, it's dinner for the other fishes or yourself.

2-3 times a week. On the average, 3 hours each trip.

There's a small pond that I go to also. Have yet to catch a bass larger than 9''. I'm there's a lunker in there.

Just starting bass fishing this year and didn't know how to texpose yet, so bought a lot of weedless hooks. Hardly touch 'em now. Crankbaits ... been using senkos and it's been producing.

great catches.