Just finished watching 2nd day of weigh-ins for FLW today and it was amazing, co-anglers are even smoking'em!

So when we going? 

The pros are roughing em up a little bit, but with 440,000acres we should be able to find something not too beat up.

So when we going?

The pros are roughing em up a little bit, but with 440,000acres we should be able to find something not too beat up.

North end is hot from what Scott Martin said I bet East side around J&S is not to pressured.

There are some serious bags coming out of the tournament out there this weekend. This could be one scary good year of fishing down here.

Perhaps we should have a "get together" out at the lake.

JS was pressured, Tin House, Kings Bar and everywhere else you could have gone, Saturday was my trail out of the north end, the lake was a zoo, next week is BFL, I cant wait till they all leave and let the lake settle.

The fish are skiddish as can be, I posted before the tourney the weather was setting up for an unbelievable load of weights, I was right (for once). ;D

There isnt an inch of that lake that those guys havent run all over. I am with him and staying away until it settles down.

Just finished watching 2nd day of weigh-ins for FLW today and it was amazing, co-anglers are even smoking'em!

Well, not this co-angler :-/ Anyway, it was great to fish behind the pros and see them do their thing. Glenn Browne, my pro on Thursday easily had 15# in the first 20 minutes and just progressively upgraded to 23-7 over the day. Bobby Lane struggled and wasn't "on them" like Glenn (who finished 11th) but still milk-runned a decent bag by my standards.

The tournament showed the Lake at it's best. Some of the areas we were in had more beds on the floor than "not beds" It was amazing to see.

Congrats to Aymon Wilcox, a Holiday Park and Alley canal guy for finishing first as a co- and to Brandon McMillan for winning. We all know Brandon to be among the best in the Lake tourney's but to win at that level of competition is really an accomplishment