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I have no idea I average probably twice a week so over 100x and always for bass

Resurrecting this post anything ever happen?

Caught my personal best limit on Istokpoga back in '90's , won the budget bass classic in 2016 also lost the biggest fish I've ever seen there back in 2017 , there are big fish there. look for the clearest/cleanest water.

its easy to catch fish in a bowl

Drive a few hours NW and I will take ya out on my boat on Keowee

What a day launched a bit late 845a and ventured further south then usual and we just killed it over 40 bass between me and my partner mostly spots and a few nice LM , biggest of the day was an 18" spot probably close to 4lb . the three LM were in the 3lb class varied baits at first I was throwin a small crankbait and just nailin it my partner was usin a ned rig and I was mopin 'em up prob 4 fish to 1 then as the morn progressed the ratio shifted and the ned rig was out performin the crank to I switched to a wacky rig and started catchin again , just a fantastic day , most fish were in the 13-15" range nothing super small and no bloody tails we finished up around 345

If your fishing a bass tournament than yes otherwise probably not

looks like a good day!

not very long couple of weeks maybe, fishing rocks and lite line I lose stuff, mostly fish plastics anyway and even if I were to buy every bag at the store ( which I don't) I would still run out of what I use, I dont stock pile line so that alone would need replacing

went out to Keowee today in the rain had an ok day had several follows on a small rapalla f9 and caught a few of them nothing big then got an EXTREMELY fat 17" on a small swimbait and at that point it was time to go I was cold and wet, going back out tomorrow

yeah I got a real good look at her about 2 feet from the boat and she just dove and POP she was a BEAST

I was out this past Saturday and had a very interesting day it was a COLD launch at 730 and from 730 until 11 only had a few bites lost one good one at the boat then ran North a bit and from noon until 3 ish we caught 15 or so and I had the biggest spot Ive seen yet break me off it was at least 24" , it was a very interesting day,

Well I did not use it much on Okeechobee thats for sure certainly NOT to find fish ,sometimes to try and determine bottom composition but different techniques for different laks

did I mention I have NO sonar right now, Heading out to Keowee in a bit

18lb took first in the BFL , and I had a crap day 2 fish and not until the very end of the day no other bites

Getting ready to head out and see what I can find, Im in a Red Triton with a merc 250

well there is a BFL on Keowee tomorrow its expected to take 16-20 FTW so we shall see, im gonna go out the other side of the lake and see what I can find

no thats true Hartwell is a little farther than Keowee so really not far at all , Jocasee is close to an hour and I drove up there Im not sure I want to trailer my boat there , from what Im seeing reading NEITHER of those are really much "easier" as a matter of fact Jocasee is considered much tougher then Keowee

I guess near by is a relative term because the other lakes you speak of are several hours away, btw I was not asking for SPECIFIC areas so no need to "burn" spots

Like for instance?? which lakes are you speaking of?

15ft and and high 50's

They are getting better

been out a few times now, launching out of mile creek

western palm beach county

First time on the lake in 30 years and first time EVER in my own boat , Launched out of Mile Creek around 2pm wind was BLOWIN probably around 20 drove around a bit until I found a cove I liked threw a trap from 20 into 40ft and got 2 spots and a largemouth saw 'em school up for a minute just out of range and could not get over fast enough , was back at the ramp by 415, all in all pretty happy that I was able to get a few on a brand new to me lake on my first time out in the middle of the afternoon , first one was small but was my first SC Spot so