Thread: Fort Gibbson archives

Pro Staffer day on Ft Gibson. Took Ken Robinson today on Gibson on his first Cast n Drag Crappie Trip. I can say Ken took to cast n draggin like butter to bread. Just the least amount of instructon and he was all over it. We kept a limit today fishin wood in depths from 8' to 20' with the WT at 62 degrees. Thanks Ken for making my job easy and for the GREAT company......Ranger

Teaching them how to catch them how to catch them different ways! "Theres no wrong way to fish" EB

Originally Posted by Ranger09

George you know me I got the last name wrong. LOL Anywho we had a great time and such wonderful people and good fisherman and women. Frank was intrigued about learning to cast n drag and picked up on it pretty quick. He listened to every suggestion and tip I could give him and took them to heart. He now has a new technique to try and fish for those Kansas Crappie and teach Chatt a few things. LOL.......Ranger

Just talked to Frank,,,, OK 'old dog' being taught!!! Thanks Mark!! Planning on a mid Dec. raid!! <*)}}}><

Well said EB. Watching and listening to Ken yesterday and seeing his eyes light up catching a big ole black and feeling the thump, jerking, and fighting the fish to the boat then hollering OH MY GOSH was an experience I will never forget. Like you said EB there is not a bad technique. You just have to be very familiar and proficient at that technique chosen. Fishing is all about confidence as it is in anything you do.....Tight Lines Guys......Ranger

Bring it on down to Gods Country Chat I still have a few tricks up my sleeve. Even for an OLD DOG LIKE YOU. LOL. then maybe you can turn the tables and teach me a few things too. Can't wait......Ranger

I want to go? But Im betting yall go on a Monday

Ever hear something called COUGH COUGH SNEEZE SNEEZE .....SICK LEAVE..... Just Sayin

Originally Posted by Eufaula boy

I want to go? But Im betting yall go on a Monday

What the heck is a Monday? O ya,,, it's when you guys work to send in $$$ to SS. Thanks fishers!! <*)}}}><