Your right... Easiest fish I ever caught.... Drain the water and scoop them up!!!!!!..... New strategy for Washington!!!!
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Your right... Easiest fish I ever caught.... Drain the water and scoop them up!!!!!!..... New strategy for Washington!!!!
ES you can scratch Rednek off he has once again flaked on me but talked my oldman into fishing it with me. Gonna have to find a more reliable fishing partner.
Triton said he was scared. You skeirt too?Quote:
Originally Posted by ATM
Maybe a little. Mostly not willing to spend the money to drive 170 miles to the same lake twice in two weeks. I'll be at the rest of them except Ross Barnett.
Dang and we are all going to the nudie bar in jackson for the barnett tourney
You do that and there may be only three boats show up at rigistration.rotflQuote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
We'll make everyone register the night before LOL
Well heres the deal Es is making us get there late Friday.So ifyall don't mind,no prefishing til we get there.
we'll narrow down the water for ya lol
Did yall read this on the Arkansas board? Talkin about Lake Washington!!Thanks guys! It was pretty tuff out there again today but was nice getting some vindication for the spankin the lake gave us last weekend. We fished from 7am till 3pm and it rained on us for 7 1/2 hours....sometimes pretty heavy. The wind was also pretty bad but compared to last week it seemed calm. We caught our fish slow trolling roadrunners with Bobby Garland Slab Slay'R's a foot off the bottom in 14-16 FOW. The color was Orange/Chartreuse. This was a Crappie USA tourney and the top three places in the amateur and semi-pro divisions get to fish in the 2012 Cabela's Classic on Oct 24-27 at Barkley/Kentucky Lakes, KY. We got 1st place in the amateur division and 2nd overall. David caught the 2nd biggest fish at 2.33 lbs and the 1st was 3.35 lbs. Only problem was we didn't see the place on the registration form to enter the big fish pot so his didn't count. But, we had a great time and got to see Capps and Coleman on the water. We are both pretty well beat down at this moment but we do appreciate the posts and words of encouragement. And Ben, we should all go fishing again sometime soon!
OLD GEEZER FISHERMEN NEVER DIE, THEY JUST SMELL THAT WAY!!