The ever so dusty trail episode

Down it I went , traveled a while , wildlife was abundant , large crappie not so much .
Scenery was really nice and the food was past stupid good a mile or 2 as well .:ThumbsUp
fish had the feel of ice and the north wind was a howling as the front rolled in .
you would think they would have been in the deep water in a smaller pond , but not was the case .
only one decent fish in the mix and the rest were assorted sunfish and small black crappie .
wanted it moving along pretty fast for winter fish ,was pretty strange to say the least .
we couldn't ketch diddly till i got desperate and put a float on and went shallow .
the more it sat still the less it got bit , if it was getting drug along pretty good they would chase it down !
watched several follow it right to the shore ? :dono
were holding around some sort of water vegetation in around 4 to 5 foot or less of water .
wish we had some of the big fish that live there to show off , but it was not in the cards .
wind laid down some the longer we stayed and we hit it from 1 to 3 pm .
the good news was we did get to ketch quite a few . :highfive
thanks for riding along with us , good times for sure .
and ......
KABOOM is still the word :Cowboy

Some nice ones there, Ketch. Vittles look particularly nice!
Bob

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Originally Posted by BobC

Some nice ones there, Ketch. Vittles look particularly nice!
Bob

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them fellas have the art of burning food on an open fire pit down to an art .
the have it set up to do it right and when the meet and onions and peppers get ready , they got some attachments they put on the inside that look like heavy metal pans that hold the meat , while preppers stay in a bag to keep them warm and then fire torch the tortillas .
it makes for a situation where you can over eat without realizing it pretty easily . 3 of us ate all that in a pretty quick fasion , just saying :crazy:

It doesn't look like you were in the Trinity River bottoms for that trip, looks like some really pretty country though. Thanks for sharing the trip.

David

Thanks for taking me along this AM! :ThumbsUp

Great looking country to this guy that doesn’t get to see it first hand anymore. Them fish and the food looks extra good too. Thanks for the ride.

Looks like great times

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Originally Posted by Shakey Dave

It doesn't look like you were in the Trinity River bottoms for that trip, looks like some really pretty country though. Thanks for sharing the trip.

David

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out west of town in them what we call "mountains" in Texas was us , right before ranger hill as we call it , no mans land for the most part , nothing for miles in several directions .