Few SI shots of some stuff put out

Went out with the club and put some bamboo and trees out. These are a few shots I pulled in. Cant wait for this weather to break and try some of them.

This is one of the bamboo and block drops. Was sinking slow and you can see the block had not hit bottom yet.

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This is why it was sinking slow lol...had to remove some of the boo shoots. As it started to sink after pulling some shoots out I went up turned and made a pass in SI. It also gives you an idea of what your looking at.

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This is a bucket with bamboo shoots in it standing up. Came back to this location some time after it was placed to mark on GPS and it already had fish on it. Was almost dark so couldn't fish it and the cloud in the water column in the two shots was the main motor not raised due to being in a hurry.

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Good shots

Nice, that has a lot of clarity in the shots.

That last shot on the right side, any idea what all the white dots are?

I'm always surprised at how much weight it takes to get stuff down. I had a pallet stake bed refuse to sink with 50 lbs on it and I had to add another 25 while it was in the water. The other was a 5 gallon buck full of concrete with a mass of bamboo. It sank about half way and just set out in the lake. If finally sank, but it took awhile.

Thanks for the pics. It looks like you'll be in good shape with those.

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Originally Posted by wilbur

That last shot on the right side, any idea what all the white dots are?

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Looks like possibly scattered fish...

Rickie

Thats what I was thinkin

wilbur I never had time to drop a line but saw those fish scattered in there on several shots. I recorded that stretch up that way and after watching it noticed they held in the inside bend of the river along the flats. Get out on the main straight away and not many at all...hit another inside bend with a flat and there they were.

Be interested to set a hook on one and see, hope they are a bunch of slab crappie :biggrin

BAMA I had the range set 60-70 and wish I had the time to bring the range in and get some closer shots of the structure for some more detail. couldn't do it though with the sun already down behind the hills and getting darker.