Thread: by you Sorrell

Adam, I was just kidding about the tools as we all know a floating boat is never level and of course a boat makes for a handy tool box. Did you ever get the 9.9 running. JR is right about 14' but when Linda and I first married and fished we used a 12 X36 and did well. Of course we were a combined weight of 200 pounds, nothing like today. We'd probably sink it today and if not we would surly not be able to swap seats like we used to.
"gene"

Nice catch JR! Thanks for posting.

Originally Posted by Micropterus salmoides

and THAT is informational. All fish here on the Pearl are on a similar pattern. Backwater is not too low but too stagnant except at the mouths in the middle and even the they're smaller fish.
Word is sand main river, current, water running backwards. Find a sand bar.
I took two shots to the chin for that info.
80 yr old judo timers take info too seriously.

Great catch Mr M. I've been working on my jig swing while searching for a motor.
It's coming.……

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looks good Adam.

Originally Posted by prefers shiners

Your evaluations of your tactics are very informational.....more than you know.....thanks for sharing....great catch for a hot day....

Hey PS,

Had a co worker tell me over 30 years ago about the fish suspending in the middle of the canals during the summer time low water in the spillway.

I park my boat in the shade on the bank and fish the middle of the canals. Doesn't get much easier.

Originally Posted by jig rig

Hey PS,

Had a co worker tell me over 30 years ago about the fish suspending in the middle of the canals during the summer time low water in the spillway.

I park my boat in the shade on the bank and fish the middle of the canals. Doesn't get much easier.

good info....now I know what to do.....follow you and tie up to your boat.....