If you happen to see a newer black and silver Tracker 175TF over the next week or two on Conway, give me a shout. Wife and I are moving to Conway. Looking forward to getting out and learning the lake.
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If you happen to see a newer black and silver Tracker 175TF over the next week or two on Conway, give me a shout. Wife and I are moving to Conway. Looking forward to getting out and learning the lake.
Be careful. Conway is a good place to tear up a boat if your not careful. Good luck and welcome to conway!
Thanks for the warning. I've been watching ya'll give some pretty stern warnings about shredding up boats on Conway. Slow and easy! :pray (little extra of this for good measure!) Some of RCC's luck might rub off. :Rofl Couldn't help it.
Welcome to Lake Conway...One of the best in the country. It will take some patience to learn. Remember things are not always as they seem on Conway. Exp... catching a mess out of 1-2 foot of water in the dead of winter with the lake icing up, or a stump suddenly showing up under your boat where you swear you motored over 100 times. I would suggest start your Conway training at Gold creek or the 89 bridge and venture out from there starting in about March. Be careful out there. Those stumps have taken more than one life over the years, and almost took mine. Never underestimate the wind on the main lake also, the risk factor skyrockets if you get caught in that stump land mine filled lake with 3-4 footers blowing. Bad stuff.
Congratulations!Quote:
Originally Posted by riptide
Thanks guys.
Welcome! See you around!
welcome and good luck on "old stumpy".
I think if I fished Conway, I'd have a good strong pole of some type to push off those stumps...:scratchhead
Not much different than if you fished or patrolled Caddo Lake in the back waters I would imagine. Good 6' hook pole stayed in the boat. Is that what you're thinking Cowboy?Quote:
Originally Posted by crappie cowboy