BassResource.com Administrator Glenn Posted April 20, 2012 BassResource.com Administrator Posted April 20, 2012 It's a Horse Race here on Bull Shoals. They caught the snot out of 'em yesterday when it was 77 and Sunny. But today it's chilly and wet. View the full article Quote
Super User roadwarrior Posted April 20, 2012 Super User Posted April 20, 2012 I am soooooooooo impressed! About a decade ago I had one of my best days ever catching some variety, but mostly smallmouth. Fishing with my friend and guide, Tim "Hotdawg" Curtis, we never went fifteen minutes without a fish on for two and a half days. I have never had a day or heard of anyone else having a day like that on The Bull. This lake can be VERY tough. Congrats to the pros, they make it look so easy! 1 Quote
Sparky2Weld Posted April 24, 2012 Posted April 24, 2012 I have heard it said the Bull Shoals is the second most difficult lake in the nation to fish. I would like to know what lake came in number 1. Bull is a big flood control lake. Normally crystal clear, but right now stained. I would like to have seen how the Elite series would have done under crystal clear circumstances. I was at two weigh ins, interesting. Brandon had a bunch of females suspended in deeper water in a spawning bay after a 7ft drop in water level only a few days before the tournament. He had three good days and bagged what the normal weight was for the fourth day. At any rate congratulations to Brandon, especially to a young kid sleeping in the back of his truck on a budget. Quote
basscatcher8 Posted April 25, 2012 Posted April 25, 2012 I am soooooooooo impressed! About a decade ago I had one of my best days ever catching some variety, but mostly smallmouth. Fishing with my friend and guide, Tim "Hotdawg" Curtis, we never went fifteen minutes without a fish on for two and a half days. I have never had a day or heard of anyone else having a day like that on The Bull. This lake can be VERY tough. Congrats to the pros, they make it look so easy! Hotdawg is my favorite guide down there! He was the first guide i ever had out on the white river and it was a blast. I was out on the river with him a few different times. I never got a chance to go out on the lake with him but I saw that he split from the boat dock and has his own service now. I am hoping to look him up this year for a day and see if he can show me around the lake. Its been a couple years since I have been down there. Quote
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