Chris S

I thought about the scrounger head, is that the Mardi Gras color you have on it? Interested to hear about your results! I use the scrounger a La Cygne and it works very well with a paddle tail. Arron Martins dirty little secret

If you look real close thats you on the top right of the photo just above my kids head.

ned rig was all we used and the catching action was constant all day long. We where not casting a the bank but about 10 to 15 feet out from it.

It was mine first..LOL

Oh the days are upon us to have to cull hybrids..LOL

It helps to have one of these lipless tied on!! BPS XPS Silver Shad! AKA The Rodney out this way.

Had my Dad fly in from Orlando over the weekend. My son and I took him out for a SMB trip to Melvern Lake KS. We caught over 100 fish in 1.5 days all on the ned rig. 1/8oz ned head zman PB&J 2 inch senko w/super glue, used 25+ of them! Here are a few pics of the larger ones.

around 530 to 630? yep that was us Were you fishing solo to the left of us?

Fished Melvern Friday afternoon 2 to 6 and Saturday 8 to 1 and 2 to 630 with my Dad in town from Florida and my 9 year old Jake. 1/8 oz ned head with 2 inch PB&J Zman, super glued is all we ever needed. Started with 30 neds came home with four. We caught over 100 fish, the biggest being almost 3, lots of 1 to 2 lbs both days, when fishing with a kid catching is a good thing regardless how big or small. The cove to the right of the dam proved once again to hate me, I lost a 19 - 21 inch fish at the boat again weather was great and we sent my Dad back to Florida with a SMB thumb!

My Dad and Son decided it would be fun to let go of the dock they blamed each other for the boat floating away, I had to yell instruction to my dad to start the motor and bring it back to the dock, almost pulled a Tins and ran into the dock but I stuck my foot out to keep my trolling motor off the pole! Tied it up and walked back up the hill! I was not happy but then again I should have tied it up to begin with!

Why not just buy a newer boat for $20,000 and not a 15 year old Ranger??

i just spit coffee!!!

Bluebasser86, on 17 Sept 2010 - 10:17, said: Your first KC post

The start of it!!

Pliers Bocas Net Trolling Motor prop wrench First Aid kit Rambo Knife (just in-case) Spot Light Zip ties Electrical Tape Two scales/Ruler BPS

You are new, so you get a free pass, this time Thats some great stuff to have on a lake, I would go looking for other in your area now!!

Did you even look at this?? Holy molly it pin points all the structure in the lake and includes the depth!!!

here is a helpful chart

No one mentioned this but I keep a set of Boca Grips with a scale on it with me bank fishing, at the very least if I get those Bocas in the fishes mouth I can hang on better than twisting my thumb off. I catch Walleye from time to time and those Bocas sure are handy

I wonder how many he has caught between 10 to 12 pounds???

Fall 1. Ned Rig Zman PB&J 1/8oz jig head 2. KVD 2.0 Tenn shad Square bill 3. BPS 1/2oz lipless aka the Rodney Rattler 4. C&C Custom, Bladed jig aka the sizzle fry 5. Tx rigged 1/4oz weight Paca Craw Okeechobee color 6. Shakey head or Hammer Spoon or Jerkbait depending what lake

This ole girl lives in Red Mill!!!

Stop watching Bill Dance on TV for tips LOL!!! Not everyone can fish stocked ponds like that all the time Not hating on bill its just folks need to understand its called fishing and not catching. Log what works and make sure you take care of your equipment. If you can find an old timer to talk with in your area, do it!

Fishing Pier (ADA Accessible) http://www.olatheks.org/parksrec/locations/lakeolathe Easy parking and fairly large fishing pier for around here

Thats funny my nine year old learned a long time ago Dads not going home because you want to take a nap. Now he grabs a towel and a throw and naps just like that under the console!