GreenPig

Flush with water, throw baking soda on it, rinse extremely well, check the metal you can see, replace the battery, install a Seaflo 4700 GPH pump, and go fish.

That's wonderful. I'm so happy for you and us BR members for all the 2.5 to 3.5 lbers you'll be posting. A flat bottom is more stable IMHO.

Game warden snuck up on me today. Did a typical license and floatation check. Ask me why I was acting nervous. I knew I had weed in the boat. After showing them they said I was legal.

I tie the SDJ, Alberto, and every blue Moon a loop. That's all I need.

Four more Spots today. Two on a micro jig and two on the Ned.

I fish two SLX heavy swimbait rods and I'd go with the heavy. IMHO they fish a bit softer.

Only caught two today. But I did hook, fought, and lost my first truly magnum Spot. That thing had to be six pounds. Looked like a football with a head and tail.

I just got home from the lake a couple hours ago, pushed the boat in the garage, plugged in the charger, and went and bought a GIANT balloon for my bride.

Praying. None of us are guaranteed tomorrow.

You sure it was a cage and not a fish trap? Either way somebody needs to be slapped around a bit.

Nope. I'm scared of big bass with those giant mouths and bellys. The just fight and pull too hard for me.

Tobesofkee has been drawn down for seawall/dock repairs for a couple months. They're bringing back up now. It's a ok fishing lake. It's very stained with all the rain we've been receiving. I'd suggest Flat Creek PFA right there in Perry. If you want try for a big Florida strain go to Ocmulgee PFA in Cochran. For bank fishing out of those three, definitely Flat Creek. Goodluck and bring us some pics.

Nice. I quit shaving to save money for swimbaits. That shaving stuff is expensive. 😁 #PRIORITIES

I went with the Supreme Ultimate bunks on my jon. I was replacing bunk boards every 4 - 5 years, never again.

Cruised around today in the 84 GMC dump truck.

I fish SS and floating baits. The floaters give you the ability to make a SDESS Super Duper Extra Slow Sink to fish very shallow very slow or just show the fish something different. Our fish have seen a gazillion standard slow sinking baits. Floating 6" Bull Shad that's weighted to sink very slow.

I bought a couple pair of Costa and had prescription bifocal polarized lenses put in them. They're great but it's hard to fish with one arm and one leg. Don't care for transitions.

Excellent. That waters that cold from those big fans behind you.

That's some impressive parking. Must be a self parking smart car.

We call that a donation to the fishing Gods. It can certainly give you a sickening feeling depending on the bait.

Y'all got some cute little Twitch baits. Go big or go home.😁

Caught them deep on Jigs and Spoons today

Sounds like he was more like a brother than a friend. I'am sorry for your loss.

My condolences.

I was gonna say 50 lb but the Spro Chad Shad pushes it to 65 lb. 50 lb is thin enough to dig in to the spool and snaps off can be expensive which why I don't throw bigger swimbaits/glides on braid anymore.