1 hour ago, TnRiver46 said:

We call it @NorcalBassin

Just for the record, I’ve been married 16 years and I haven’t been married long enough to say no. ?

Wife just will not let me drive by a water hole without her casting a few.

7 hours ago, Way north bass guy said:

At 7:30 this morning, all that was there was 4 post saddles sticking out of 4 sonotubes full of concrete. At 7:30 this evening I cleaned up the last scrap of wood. Not a bad days work for an old stonemason. This will be the new year round home for the boat, and some other things as well. 15’ wide by 27’ long, gonna cover in the sides before winter to keep the weather out, but for now it’s at least a good roof over her head. Better than the tarp shed it’s been in for several years now. 

Nice! Could've been very nice but that Dodge is in the pics.? Looks great.

9 hours ago, 12poundbass said:

Just for the record, I’ve been married 16 years and I haven’t been married long enough to say no. ?

I've been married 32 years and STILL can't say 'No'.

Sadly I am having to spend more time hunting trout than bass but the kids don't seam to mind?

Although I’m only 45 minutes from the big pond to my west this is the first I’ve really seen it in about 15 years (pathetic I know). I’m always up for an adventure but I don’t think I’d test the G3 in those waves. Pictures don’t do them justice. I just rolled down the windows, did some computer work, and listened to the waves. 
 

 

Oh boy...

Son's new PB largemouth, caught from a neighbor's farm pond while visiting with his Grammy.  He scraped his fingers a bit trying to get a picture and wouldn't hold it, so my mom had to hold it up.  Kids these days....

8 minutes ago, CountryboyinDC said:

Son's new PB largemouth, caught from a neighbor's farm pond while visiting with his Grammy.  He scraped his fingers a bit trying to get a picture and wouldn't hold it, so my mom had to hold it up.  Kids these days....

My grandson is 5 and I cannot get him to lip a bass for the life of me.

The little fella plays hard and then crashes anywhere for a quick nap. Quite entertaining.

Beautiful sunrise today…

My brother came over last night with his brush hog and got a start on our fields. They haven’t been cut at all in probably 8 or more years, we just want to cut them every other year or so to keep the biggest brush/weeds from getting too big again. Nothing like the smell of vaporized grass/brush ?. 

He spent the next 2 hours telling me he's a better fisherman than me.

16 hours ago, slonezp said:

He spent the next 2 hours telling me he's a better fisherman than me.

He’s well on his way to becoming a better fisherman than you. 

The unofficial Lake Travis TX junior angler record caught last night by my cousin. 30lbs, 37"

 

46 minutes ago, 12poundbass said:

He’s well on his way to becoming a better fisherman than you. 

and I'd be happy with that.

Fogged in and beached

 

I’m standing at the high tide line in pic below. Tide has about another hour before it hooks to come in.

 

Last Wednesday's full moon

 

On 7/16/2022 at 3:51 PM, Way north bass guy said:

My brother came over last night with his brush hog and got a start on our fields. They haven’t been cut at all in probably 8 or more years, we just want to cut them every other year or so to keep the biggest brush/weeds from getting too big again. Nothing like the smell of vaporized grass/brush ?. 

8 years???? It would be full of 25 foot tall trees here hahaha. That pic just looks like you skipped 2 weeks mowing 

On 7/16/2022 at 4:51 PM, slonezp said:

He spent the next 2 hours telling me he's a better fisherman than me.

He’s not wrong 

Much better today.

 

Chillin in Cancun.

3 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

I could’ve sent about 3-4 photos like that yesterday. Have seen quite a few deer around too….. these critters like to mock us when it’s not hunting season

Close call today. A contractor was boring across the road and hit the gas main (our fault not theirs). I get there and I’m smelling gas a block away from where the bore rig is but hear no hissing gas. I get by the bore rig and hear hissing gas. The gas got into the sewer traveled up the road and came out a catch basin. When it gets in the sewer that’s when things get scary because if it gets in a house is when things can go boom! Thankfully no boom, but now I’m left writing reports, answering to the utility owner, and possibly handing out a suspension.