Thread: I'm calling you OUT!

Just a thought here, maybe the posts vs views can match up. Drop us a line, are you still there, let us know. Whatcha been doing with yourselves? Are you fishing shallow, deep maybe? My lake has the best beach because--- anything, just break up some silence.

The NEW Glen? I'm not sure if anybody here really fishes there much, but Lovewell sure has some interesting numbers on the fishing forecast. I recall some excellent fishing last time those numbers were like they are. Going into fall this lake is generally 5' low through the winter and it seems 1/2 it's size. This just concentrates those fish like, well, "fish in a barrel". For those of you who know me, YES, they are on my eating list. This is a small lake, it's somewhat protected from the elements and easily mastered. Generally no major boating issues, like stumps or sandbars. Just a hole in the wall and close enough to Glen for that 2nd lake/2nd day fishing trip. Just a thought Thumbs Up

nice post there jeffrie p. all the money in my gas budget for fishin is goin into my water budget for the garden as soon as it burns up or we get a rain prolly start fishin again ate my last eye thurs

Originally Posted by springhillwantabe

nice post there jeffrie p. all the money in my gas budget for fishin is goin into my water budget for the garden as soon as it burns up or we get a rain prolly start fishin again ate my last eye thurs

I know that's right, I got a garden in this year, a little late but I got Mater's coming on.

you can tell it has slowed down a little bit.. no one posting much about catching fish.

On the water 28 hours last week. Doing well with 50-ft bag seines on young of the year of multiple species. Also pulsed DC electrical current working well on blue catfish! Will be targetting zebra mussel veligers at two lakes today with plankton nets, chasing blues catfish with the shocker boat Tuesday and Wednesday at two federal reservoirs. Should be another productive week of 'fishing' on our great Kansas waters!

Pomona on Friday night, and as long as we could handle the heat on Saturday (about 2:00). Hybrids were hitting pretty good, crappie doing decent dipping trees. The but main thing was the channels. They were hitting crankbaits or whatever else you through. Friday night they were hitting when we trolled, or through to the bank. On Saturday we ended up just fishing for them due to the way they were biting. Caught a lot of them Saturday in about 13 FOW.

Okay Craig love to here the info from your work, be careful and use the info for better fishing

Great post guys, this is what the board needs. Post something even if its about the wildlife you see on the road. I did see toooo many fish floathing on Clinton Lake, believe most of them were wipers.

Originally Posted by Ronald Meeder

Great post guys, this is what the board needs. Post something even if its about the wildlife you see on the road. I did see toooo many fish floathing on Clinton Lake, believe most of them were wipers.

That's bad news. Are they having some kind of kill, or you thinking its shorts getting thrown back?

I am still around.. I have been on vacation with the family and also guiding a lot. Fished some farm ponds back home last week for those green fish and now back at El Dorado guiding. Many nice fish caught lately. Been drinking lots of water due to the heat... Hope to get some rain soon but not complaining because i don't have to mow. Hope everyone is doing well and catch a nice one...