Chris S

Being from FLA and fishing golf course ponds with permission as a kid/teen, the largest fish I have ever seen in person came from a golf course pond in Jacksonville, FL. The ranger use to pay us no mind when we rented canoes to fish from and most golf course ponds are connected, the best time IMO was right after it rained to fish the incoming of fresh water from the culverts, the bass would stack up and wait kind of like current at a dam. Black curly tail worm Texas rigged was all we ever used. Like it was mentioned before get permission, fish early and fish late. Late was always good because most golfers had left and the front nine ponds where wide open. Also keep in mind any pond you see in a neighborhood or an office complex that has a fountain for looks maybe worth a shot as well, Florida has so many small ponds that are all connected for drainage you would be surprised what you can catch. If I had google earth as a kid there is no telling how many ponds we missed that hold fish within five miles from my house!!

Brain freeze 100 times to many time?? LOL!

ya but you can east coast it and fix it!

PM Danger Ranger

I have had 50+ fish days on this crazy thing, when I moved here to Kansas I thought it was the dumbest thing I had ever tried until the first cast I made and BANG! Green or PBNJ color are my favs...

Fresh Water Papa and Grandear Saltwater My Dad and Crazy Uncle Kurt!

I fished the Blue Ridge for Walleye back in 2009 didnt catch any but they claim they catch them at the dam on minnows late fall, the redneck tackle store on the way in was a good source of info.

braid with a floro leader!

all GC ponds are connected if it rains look for the main water intake to those ponds an flip a TX rigged worm and hold on!!! The fish stack up waiting for craws, etc to wash in

1/2 pot o gold silve hammer spoon, Wal Mart special $1.98

Didnt we all just have this discussion on text messaging the other night LOL!!

I am with ya there!! A 2 pounds white bass is a blast!

Silver Lake over in Dover, De you can access McDonalds and a beer store from the same dock!! McNuggets for the kiddo and Miller Lite for the big Kids

I looked at the website thanks for the link!

Nice!!

Joe dump her back in the Dotte and find a local welding shop like Coty suggested and get her fixed up, I would ratchet and 2x4 or something to that spot on the ride back to the Dotte first!!

Some Blue Boat Action???

We bustem up pretty good out here in the fly over state LOL we have a few Lakes that are honey holes on spoons and lipless!

I know what the big girls look like, i use to live in Delaware and fish for them in Delaware Bay, Also Lake Lanier and Hartwell as a kid

Those look like Stripers they catch in Lake Havasu

Post a pic, here is what the Hybrids/Wipes look like out in Kansas

I will bring 12 six for me and six for you!!

Fished Melvern Sunday for fathers day with the neighbor and his son. 20 or so fish total biggest was by the neighbors son on a Rodney 2.5 pounds Dangers and Docs spot ,wind was a beast and every cove had three boats in it, One honey hole (The Ninja) produced six fish all 1 to 1.5 pounds. Ned and Lipless produced all the fish. We hit the dam at around 2pm when the wind died to 10 mph but my trolling motor battery was one its last charge I caught a monster white (of course ) after that we headed back to the OP and the nice 80 degree weather! WT 76-78. Side note: I took my neighbor to BPS Saturday (he has/had $300 in gift cards), he bought two new Pfluger combos and ned rigs and a Rodney and Melvern even though the wind sucked produced a nice first trip for folks who do not bass fish!

Ribbit Ribbit Ribbit

I'd say they found a few keepers