Good friends are hard to find

Luckily I have one that can run a chainsaw and do at least half the work. :)

All the way up the grand, we did some work this weekend. Hopefully OSS won't find this stuff.... Since it's in his back yard.

http://i459.photobucket.com/albums/q...0925-11111.jpg

Monty, you leave our stuff alone, and We'll leave yours alone, deal?

Half the work my azz:eek: I am still doctoring my legs.LOL All that work will pay off where we put those beds buddy. And i dont think even Monty will find them ;)

I never bother anyone else's beds, I think the 70 I have put out will take care of me.............just don't put trotlines on mine...... okay....

Some knuckehead had a trotline running across the quary, from the beaver dam area to that huge laydown. I knew I couldn't find all 70 of yours, so I attached a GPS tracker to your boat, the bad news is, I attached it to the cab of your boat. It hasn't provided any good information for several months.

heck I didn't know that , I thought it was some kind of bug so I just threw it away, sorry about that, all my spots are coded like aircraft,F18,c130,etc.........

load after load for 3 months, we use little oaks, they draw them in 2 days, we could spend time side scanning, but would rather do our own thing with our own beds.......

good friends are truly hard to find, your brush piles I think not, may have to go on a big search and fish trip.

Those look great, Monty. I will say this....I have "discovered" lots of brush in a lot of places I had never seen before. Good luck with all your hard work, gentlemen. Much success to you.

Those in the first pic look great Monty. How much weight did it take to sink them? Think they will stay upright with some current?
No trotlines here i would just as soon cut the damn things when i see them but people are gettin to good at puttin thier names on them.:mad: I dont mess with them if they are ligit

the buckets have 30# cement in them and the lighter stuff we use a half block and tie a gallon jug close to the top to keep them upright, current has not been a problem in the area's we use.......