Are any of you catching anything on Kentucky or Barkley Lakes right now?
Are any of you catching anything on Kentucky or Barkley Lakes right now?
Ask me tomorrow. Wiskers wussed out and said it was too hot (who gives up a chance to catch some crappie to mow his yard?) so I'm taking a buddy in the AM.
never too hot,i got a sport brella 8ft
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Originally Posted by mrdux
Yes it is. I'm spending my time enjoying Willis Carrier's claim to fame as much as possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by blueball
How does one manage to get around an 8 foot umbrella with a 16 foot Capps and Coleman trolling rod with a 10 pound drum on a Bandit?Quote:
Originally Posted by blueball
Ended up with 2 big crappie, 3 keeper LMBs, a bunch of short bass, a decent white catfish, a pile of yellows and another 8-10 pound drum. The lake was actually a little rough to troll headed south early but slicked off later.
Way to go! First day my back has been decent in a while.. See any whitebass jumps out there?
You'll learn to not do backflips like Carl Edwards off your trailer! LOL!!Quote:
Originally Posted by BIGBADDAD
We saw a couple of unidentified jumps and trolled right thru a LMB jump that produced the biggest LMB of the day (3 pounder). The water was choppy so they had to come up close or we couldn't see them. The biggest crappie (1 1/2 pounder) came off one of the drop rods with a 100 series set at about 6 feet in 28 feet of water. Lots of short hits and fish that were hooked for just an instant then gone.
I can't believe the lawn mower king hasn't challenged me yet. Guess he's sitting under the A/C with a barley pop in his hand.
Came home from camp to mow my yard. Didn't go 50' & broke my flip'n transmission drive belt! Doh They are a bugger to change! Shoulda went fish'n! :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by mrdux
mrdux,this pic will give u an idea how i use the sportbrella,but its not my pic ,someone else from here.i have mine setup like pic and have my ploeholders setup right before the drop down on my boat ,and when i get a fish i grab a rod and head for the drop down area and reel him in.