Anyone know if those Bouys

all across Ross Barnett and I mean ALL across Barnett are connected to each other with a rope? Guess they are seismic lines or some crap but they are everywhere you go on Barnett. Me and T-Man went to a spot where I been catching a few pulling cranks and had just got setup with the poles out when we saw the first of them. They're in a straight line so we're thinking they are connected but not sure. They could just have a weight on the but surveyed in a straight line. Anyways, they kept us from getting to where I really wanted to hit. Didn't go feshless though, caught one nice one bout 13 1/2 to 14 inches. I did learnt me a lesson yesterday though. Don't paint your trolling plate heavily cause it cakes up on the slot that the pin goes in and locks the plate in the upright position. Somewhere between the ramp and our first spot, the plat slipped down into a down position and locked tight, Needless to say, it bent the crap out of it. We got her working and were under 1.5 MPH. That's according to Tritons cell phone cause I went off and left the 997 laying on the back seat of the truck like a dummy. Had a blast talking crap and dranking a cold one or 12. LOL

Ya'll coulda done all that in your backyard...without worry with the boat....just sayin

being on the water talking smak with a good friend. I sho do love coming back across the lake just about dusk dark with all the lights along the shore of the rez. Purty

Take a picture...It'll last a lot longer...:eek:

Wannabe with yo Smak

I been holding back all this time...lol

WB would have NEVA thogut of that...he loves going fishing to catch one fish....and spending all that money on gas..Could blow up the picture and sit in the comfort of you back yard...and buy more beer. No boat loading and unloading...or use the extra money to BUY some fish.

you got my confused with that boy. I does catch fish on occasion. HOPE me and wifey can wear us some out this weekend. They have some 3 pound Chinkepens in this lake we're going camping at!!!

I got to say it was a very relaxing afternoon. I enjoyed sitting back watching poles and having a cold one myself. THANKS for the trip DD!!

maybe we can do it again this summer when they are on the stumps good and you can give me a few pointers on single poleing since I haven't done it much.

it's a plan!

Shoulda been up here in the spring ...neva use more than one..lol...and you saw a small portion of the results...also never put a boat in the water...went with Speck one time.:eek::eek:

I went from Spawn only fishing with a cork and minner to putting rod holders for spider rigging on the boat. I tried a couple times last summer but seems every time I went the lake was white capping on me and I was getting bounced around like a pinball. Needless to say, I pulled cranks those days. LOL

What kind of phone do you have and what kind of ap is your speedometer on T? Do you like it?

no pics of the trolling plate.......didn't happen...

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Originally Posted by duckhunter

no pics of the trolling plate.......didn't happen...

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Dats rite dadgummit

oh it happened

I looked at lunch and when I bolted those plates to the aluminum, I didn't leave room the that level to seat, thats why it dropped. I'll grind it off tomorrow and it'll be OK

gotcha Mr. Jury

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Originally Posted by DonDon

all across Ross Barnett and I mean ALL across Barnett are connected to each other with a rope? Guess they are seismic lines or some crap but they are everywhere you go on Barnett. Me and T-Man went to a spot where I been catching a few pulling cranks and had just got setup with the poles out when we saw the first of them. They're in a straight line so we're thinking they are connected but not sure. They could just have a weight on the but surveyed in a straight line. Anyways, they kept us from getting to where I really wanted to hit. Didn't go feshless though, caught one nice one bout 13 1/2 to 14 inches. I did learnt me a lesson yesterday though. Don't paint your trolling plate heavily cause it cakes up on the slot that the pin goes in and locks the plate in the upright position. Somewhere between the ramp and our first spot, the plat slipped down into a down position and locked tight, Needless to say, it bent the crap out of it. We got her working and were under 1.5 MPH. That's according to Tritons cell phone cause I went off and left the 997 laying on the back seat of the truck like a dummy. Had a blast talking crap and dranking a cold one or 12. LOL

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I saw them putting out some of them during the FJ Tourny and they are not connected together they just have a weight on the bottom.

thanks creek, that is good to know. We were worried about something being between them and getting the cranks all wrapped up in them.

we coulda been over on those drops in front of Twin Harbor. was still fun though

better than workin or going home