I learned something this past weekend fishing with Quanjig at the Res, that is to be prepaired for anything, I thought I had enough to get a couple of nice fish but infact I was way behind the curve, the dropshot should have worked to both of our strengths but the Res was so loaded with shad where we were, we did not really stand a chance for the bigger bite, I left my pointers at home thinking my Rapala DD would get them pretty good, but to no avail, and what else did I leave at home? my spoon, if I would have had that bait with all the shad they were chasing we could have loaded the boat in a hurry, at least I feel like we would have, the water color was perfect along with the little bit of choppy surface, the creek channel we fished had a beautiful bend where we were with a shallow leading up to a good cover area the shad may have been using, the bass were pushing the shad into groups, some were boiling the surface, the DD 100 Quan had, proved to me that there is no better info than right from the source.
Be prepaired for anything, it seems that even the locals that fish there a lot were surprised by the amount of bait fish the bass had pushed into this one general area, eventhough there were some really nice fish caught by these guys who know their waters, there was so much left on the table for me as to "what if".
Looking back now actually helps me prepair for the future and next time outings with friends, so be prepaired for anything when you go, you might just have the best day ever !!!