Thread: Contribution #3

The whole bunch of you just ain't right,

Harold not there not right there sick and wrong.

Originally Posted by Harold

The whole bunch of you just ain't right,

You fit in pretty good too!

I agree with CMJ. In fact, its always best to photograph your trophy 8" slabs in the dark without a flash. That is the best way to insure that you don't give away the location of your prized honey hole!

Originally Posted by Cmj

Ok guys, this one is important. No matter how impossible it may seem, the very wise words of Tony and RCC will one day pay off, and the "Blind Hog" will find the proverbial "Acorn." When said magical day arrives, it will be easy to get caught up in the moment. Before you know it, you are wildly snapping pics of you holding up those 8" slabs, grinning ear to ear. BE CAREFUL GUYS!!! There are people out there that can triangulate your location just by the type of bark on the Cypress Trees around you. Throw in a couple of Buffalo Gnats and bobber hanging from a tree, and your honey hole will be transformed into the Dead Sea. And trust me folks, these guys are definitely NOT LOSERs, so when they pull up on your spot, they will actually know how to catch your fish. Remember, once you find a honey hole, it is yours and should be defended to the death!!!!!

Inspiring words Chris. Made a chill run up my back bone and I thought of one of our forefathers, Patrick Henry, who uttered the immortal words, "Give me my Dink Hole or Give me Death" . At least that's what I think he said.

Originally Posted by Gindog

Harold not there not right there sick and wrong.

Thanks a lot buddy. I will take that as a compliment.

Throw em off .... Motor across lake then take picture.....

CMJ, I like the pictures when people long arm those fish, it really helps to open up the background for better observation and identification, of said honey hole. Not to mention it turns a 12" crappie into monster 2.25 pounder.