Super User AlabamaSpothunter Posted Sunday at 04:02 PM Super User Posted Sunday at 04:02 PM Good luck Pat!!!! All I know is that when the levee breaks for you, it's going to be absolutely spectacular. I can't even imagine how much of a benefit it is currently for all your heavily pressured fisheries to be getting ZERO fishing pressure. That would make me so excited! I suspect you're going to experience the most epic fishing of your life before the spawn. You heard it here first 😎 5 Quote
OHBuckets Posted Sunday at 04:03 PM Posted Sunday at 04:03 PM I saw this pic and realized I forgot to post it to impress (should be in other species thread, but meh). This is by far the smallest fish I have ever caught - it was wedged in the bill/split ring, but I still landed it Still a pretty fish 9 9 Quote
FishTax Posted Sunday at 09:34 PM Posted Sunday at 09:34 PM I'll just pile on from Pat's post. We feel like we're in Canada and we are gaining respect for all of you up north. I couldn't do it. Every day I get up and just see how much ice there is and feel sad. Last time out I watched a bald eagle for a while so that was neat. The good thing down here is we aren't used to these temps and neither are the fish. There is a fish kill happening as Pat mentioned, which we are guessing will create a huge buffet for the bass and in about a month we hope to be making PRs with pot bellies. Maybe not, but we have to have hope to survive our month of cold. We are missing our hundred degree summer days right now. At least falling out of the boat won't kill you on those days. Anyway, here's to huge future fish on future soft water, and kudos to the yanks for your fortitude in surviving the winters! 5 Quote
Super User LrgmouthShad Posted Sunday at 09:41 PM Super User Posted Sunday at 09:41 PM ^ The NC fishing was not good while I was there. It will get better 2 Quote
Super User Team9nine Posted Sunday at 11:46 PM Super User Posted Sunday at 11:46 PM Last trips before the Arctic blast. Hitched a ride with a friend for about 90 min Fri, then put in 3 hours today in steady 20 mph winds gusting to 35 as the high pressure system barrels in. Was 57 when I launched, but just 45 when I left a few hours later. Cooling off fast. Avoided a blank both trips though - got 3 or 4 Fri and 2 today. Water 43-44. That’s it for at least a week. 17 Quote
Super User T-Billy Posted Monday at 12:25 PM Super User Posted Monday at 12:25 PM 20 hours ago, OHBuckets said: I saw this pic and realized I forgot to post it to impress (should be in other species thread, but meh). This is by far the smallest fish I have ever caught - it was wedged in the bill/split ring, but I still landed it Still a pretty fish That's a keeper for the Amish. 2 Quote
Global Moderator TnRiver46 Posted Monday at 02:38 PM Global Moderator Posted Monday at 02:38 PM You Carolinians are getting some crazy cold, it’s not that bad on this side of the mtn 4 Quote
Blue Raider Bob Posted Monday at 05:11 PM Posted Monday at 05:11 PM On 1/17/2025 at 3:57 PM, thediscochef said: I blanked today but I got to see a cormorant take off and drop a huge deuce right onto the head of a blue heron. That's a catch of sorts. I wish I had that on video. We're due for a huge cold blast this weekend so hopefully some decent fishing comes after that Dang Chef! Now I can't unview that mental image! 1 2 Quote
thediscochef Posted Monday at 06:13 PM Posted Monday at 06:13 PM 1 hour ago, Blue Raider Bob said: Dang Chef! Now I can't unview that mental image! My work here is done 1 2 Quote
thediscochef Posted Monday at 08:56 PM Posted Monday at 08:56 PM It's not as cold here as it's been some other places but it's been cold for an extended period. I think the second we start warming up it's game on 1 Quote
Super User N Florida Mike Posted Tuesday at 12:33 AM Super User Posted Tuesday at 12:33 AM Caught one on the june bug magnum speed worm. 43 degrees when I caught him. Hit it on the fall. 17 Quote
Super User NorcalBassin Posted Tuesday at 03:38 AM Super User Posted Tuesday at 03:38 AM Been quite a while since we've been out on the water! Able to take Pops out for his 80th right before my daughter had to head back to school. Only right he caught the first of the day. Fishing was pretty slow but we still managed a few. The three gen trips are always a good time... 18 Quote
Global Moderator 12poundbass Posted Tuesday at 12:28 PM Global Moderator Posted Tuesday at 12:28 PM @NorcalBassin well done! Glad to see three generations out fishing together. 4 Quote
The Baron Posted Tuesday at 06:29 PM Posted Tuesday at 06:29 PM I don’t wanna give up all the Canadian secrets @Pat Brown but when the fishing really gets slow, or if you’re just in a hurry, you can try a CIL wobbler. 😉🤫 5 Quote
Super User Swamp Girl Posted Tuesday at 08:19 PM Super User Posted Tuesday at 08:19 PM @NorcalBassin: Sportin' some new facial fur I see. Looks good! 1 1 Quote
ryanerb Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Good ol’ California, got this guy in a small local lake in about 2-3ft of water in the evening flipping a rage bug near some tulles. Weather has been very nice, but we definitely need some rain. Quote
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