One day over 60 last week and I had to try to catch a fish.  It rained heavily a couple of days before and the lake was red near the inlet rivers.  Several fish were right on the bank on points.  Ended with 4 with the largest 16" and smallest 13, all Alabamas.

 

Whenever I see your photos, Alex, I smile, because I know another senior is representing. 

Thanks.  I think we're pretty well represented on the forum.  It's a mutual admiration society; I like your posts also.

Seniors? Yall are spring chickens yet 

What is your definition of a "spring chicken"?

Youngsters like you , Alex 

 

I know some folks 20 years younger than you have quit fishing, said they were too old. And you’re still waiting on warm days in December and catching bass 

Living the dream Alex!  I'd love to tangle with your beautiful spotted bass some day!  You sure make it look like fun.  Here's to a continued fun winter for you sir!!!!

Thanks guys and girls.  I'm headed to FL next week for the rest of the winter and maybe catch a big one.

On 1/1/2024 at 8:11 AM, Alex from GA said:

Thanks guys and girls.  I'm headed to FL next week for the rest of the winter and maybe catch a big one.

 

Oh, I hope so!

 

P. S. - I also like your PFD in the photo. I always wear mine too. 

On 12/31/2023 at 3:15 PM, Alex from GA said:

What is your definition of a "spring chicken"?

     I have had plenty of chicks born in the spring and if you've ever been around them, this you will know for sure. Just like us "experienced anglers" a spring chick can first of all, fall asleep before it gets to where it is going, and wake up and hurry to catch the rest having no idea why!