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[QUOTE=Danbo;2894594]Right now the only person catching numbers and size is Redeye Rob. He may see this and help.
NAW, that is a old joke.
Where will you you be putting your boat in?[/QUOTE
Now thats funny, Danbo....didn't know you had such an excellent sense of humor :biggrin:Rofl
If you guys want to make it up to Oconee, we'd be happy to give you a hand with some intel...Great Post Dutch!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by nanaandpappa
Thanks Dutch, I appreciate the offer to go fishing. I will PM you about it. Wes
Thanks for all the help really nice Dutch know where I can buy a lake map
Theres a WalMart on 441 before you get to Little River, or you can get one at the store when you launch. Walmart will be cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by nanaandpappa
Thanks again
Hey Bigfish can you give me some Intel on Earl and Cuz's hot spots Lol.
We don't have any hot spots. That is just a Rumor!
Went sat did not catch a fish still learning beautiful day spent with wife and kids got to get serious though. Don't like not catching anything.still learning Sinclair
A friend and I put in at Lakeside Saturday about 9:30 and left about 6:00. We hooked three and managed to put one of them in the boat.
We drug ten long lines pretty much all day between the first cove on the left below Lakeside down the electrical towers in water from twenty five feet to five feet deep. We started off pulling double 3/32 oz. .tri-head jigs with triple-ripples and 1/8 oz. Road runner Pros with curly tails. As the water warmed up we went to shallower water and 1/32oz. single tri-heads with every color triple-ripple and paddle tail we had. We even drowned most of a bag of minners dragging them around on the jigs.
We eventually got brave enough to take part in the trolling derby without too many tangle ups.
But the day wasn't a total waste cause we did manage to learn something. We learned we still have a lot learn, the only problem is we may get to old to drive way up to the lake before we learn it.