I would like to say thank you to CATT for his post on T-Bend, i have learned a lot of informative information that can be used on any body of water. Also thanks to all who had input on the post i just i would have had more time to fish this year but will put the information to use next year.

Thanks again Catt

James Adams  Toledo Bend Angler

James, you need to get in the boat with him. He does offer trips. You will learn more in a half day on the water with him than a thousand post will ever tell you. Plus he will keep you in stiches.

Jack

wish i could afford a guide trip

First off thanks for the complement I happy to help

Second off I aint no guide

well if you ever need a fishing buddy shot me a email

                       jamey912@yahoo.com

First off thanks for the complement I happy to help

Second off I aint no guide

You should be. LOL

Too d**n broke  

Too d**n broke

Ain't we all.

I gotta post a big THANK YOU to Catt as well. I've looked for similar posts on other lakes I fish, like Rayburn, and Stillhouse up in Killeen... nobody else comes close to the amount of good information and tips that this thread has!!! And like James said, no matter where I'm fishing, I'm constantly using what I learned on this thread. This is the first year I've done serious bass fishing... I'd still be bank-beating with those black worms with the pink tails that I bought at Wal-Mart 10 years ago if not for this thread! Now I can talk shop with the best of them, and am teaching my "beginning angler" buddies about cover, structure, slow-rolling a spinnerbait, throwing a Tx-Rig worm into 25' of water instead of onto the bank, getting away from the bank, reading their depth finders and maps, etc. etc. etc.

I'm going to have to do some pre-planning on a Toledo trip soon and arrange to meet him and shake his hand! Thanks to Catt and everyone else that contributed to the thread!

We just need a similar one that covers Rayburn now...