lo n slo

good stuff

my home lake came up a couple feet over the weekend and this is what we found yesterday. i fully expect them to explore the "new" shallow cover once things stabilize.

Good luck man

cussing them don't work, i done tried it

nice

texas rigged with a 3/16 bullet and 3.0 offset. 12 lb fluoro, 7' mh baitcast set up. stumps, rocks, secondary points and shallow dock legs and anything else with wind blowing in on it. right now I'm dragging out to 10' or so

check out my key west rainbows ?

glad they made it, interested to hear their story.

my 2 cents if this is a problem now, it ain't gonna get any better. think about it. good luck brother

el cheapo Renegade bifocals work for me

feeding the osprey

beautiful

my wife uses a 33 Classic spooled with 10# XL for t rigged worms and it works just fine for her

Retired from City Water Works, 30 years. now I do general carpentry work with a friend, everything from building barns to interior painting.

12 lb Super Silver Thread on my old Mitchell spinning reel

......and skiers. don't forget the skiers.

git r done chunky

smart is, as smart does

black labs love to go swimming just about anytime. especially when you throw the rope toy in ; )

i asked them to make sure they did the endoscopy first : - /

the article fails to list the official length

i still find myself lining up with "those two poplars and throwing towards that house with the screened in porch". ; - )

on my home lake which is predominantly a spotted bass lake.....secondary points are the ticket for me, especially if they have rocks and/or stumps. you can almost call your shots when the wind is blowing in on them. that being said, YOU must find the good ones (points), in the good creeks, yourself. not all will hold fish. some will only contain "sweet spots", others will be good one day and empty the next. good luck!

maybe add more line?

megastrike .....and we want a new flip top cap Bobby!