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I have been seeing tons of out of state tags on the rigs at the ramps here in Columbus lately. Several of them have been out sinking stuff from what I can tell from a distance. Took the SI unit out and did some looking and man there is a bunch of new stuff in the lake. Just amazing how hard these guys work months before a classic event.
Shhhhh. Ray, don't say nuttin. They think we can't read or werk no lectronics. You keep this up and they'll quit puttin us any new stuff to fesh out there. Plus, you need to quit bein so nosey. It jus might be my stuff you lookin at.
They did the same thing at Truman 2 years ago. I couldn't believe with all of the structure that lake has, they were out sinking more stuff
Besides, don't you need to be sellin some ink or toner cartridges instead of out on the water? Heck, go deer huntin or sumptin.
Was the first time I got the new 1198 out on the lake. I can not tell much difference in it and my 1197. Whoever that was with the trailer load of cedar trees I wish they would give me the GPS points so I can make sure I do not try to fish them.
I hope they got the gravel pits full of cedar trees. That way they won't bother me at all. I despise a cedar tree too, Ray. One that's been cut and layin with the trunk still on the bank, is ok after it lays there about 18 years, but other than that, they jus good fer gettin hung in.Quote:
Originally Posted by CRAPPIEHUNTER68
I can't stand them either. I don't know why any one would go to the trouble putting out cedar. there are so many other types of structure thats better.Besides theres plenty of natural stuff in the ten-tom