• A Last Hurrah

    Camryn was at my house earlier than I asked her to be, ready to go. Sleepy, but ready to go. Friday morning we pick up the truck after signing papers to sell this house, so this was the last chance for she and I to do what we love to do together. I went to the closest ramp and found the area pretty picked over compared to what I usually find. One of my favorite banks gave up one good gill and a short crappie.

    But the gill was a nice one. He didn’t want to come visit. So we moved on, which seemed to be the theme of the day. We picked a couple of crappie along the way and even they were being stingy.


    And once again, they hadn’t woken up yet so we moved on to one of my bluegill haunts that has been very good to me in recent years. The meat fishers have found it and they leave few behind but we managed a half dozen or so.




    And then they slowed to a crawl and we headed for yet another bank to see who was home. The answer was not many. I called NiNo who had put in at another ramp and we figured out where to meet. And off we went. Again. Pulled up to an undercut tree and commenced to having a good time for about 45 minutes before her sunburn caused us to get going. Look at the color of these boys. No question in my mind what’s happenin on the next full moon.


    And the gills we found there were chubby too.

    But this is the best pic of the entire trip, Camryn, my Queen and I all agree. It just came out nice.

    This was all I had time for and the boat will be made ready to travel and between packing and appointments I’m just out of time. Sunday morning the entourage will head north bright and early and these fishing grounds will be in the rear view mirror. It’s bittersweet and leaving family and good friends behind is tough but the destination also has some of both waiting to ease the transition. Thanks for reading this and following along. I hope you’re getting out and finding a few. It’ll be a while before I post again but I’ll be reading yours so make sure i e got stuff to see. Til then……Skeet.

    OMG!! would one of you super guys please fix my pictures, thanks.
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    Comments 5 Comments
    1. BuckeyeCrappie's Avatar
      BuckeyeCrappie -
      Good stuff Tim! Maybe now that your loser to Ohio we’ll meet on a lake somewhere in KY or TN
    1. SuperDave336's Avatar
      SuperDave336 -
      Super duper post and a great way to say goodbye to your lake. Awesome catches and pretty colors. New adventures and lakes await. Hope you have a good safe move with little or no problems.
    1. Goggleye's Avatar
      Goggleye -
      Great pics, looks like y’all had a great day. Good Luck on your move!
    1. Mud's Avatar
      Mud -
      Skeetbum ur picks look great so I can only imagine that one of the super guys, Dave, fixed them.

      Safe travels and tight lines mariner.

      i start my bluegill season tomorrow on lake George and as a meat fisherman I promise to release a few big seeds in ur name to spawn into the future.
    1. Barnacle Bill's Avatar
      Barnacle Bill -
      Nice catch. Thanks for sharing
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