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The wind was pretty tough at times but I found some fish. Double minnow rigs with knats I made up. I fished from 8:00 till 12:30 and came home with 27. I'll scale about 10 of them for frying whole and the rest were good fish.
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Yes sir! Good job!
Very nice!!!
That for sure is nothing to complain about. Nice job Scott, ? how do you store them wire rigs?
I hook the bottom hook in the hook keeper, wrap the line around the rod and hook it around the bottom eye. Then I hook a long rubber band in the top hook, stretch it up and hook it over another eye. The sell the long rubber bands at Wal Mart. They're called File Bands, made for files and folders.Quote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
Cool, Thanks Scott, You think them rigs are an advantage to just a loop on the top hook
I like the way the wire rig keeps them separated.Quote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
Good job Scott, seems like Sunday is the only day the wind will lay!
Great catch Scott. What was depth of water?
14 to 15 fow and catching them around 9 ft deep.Quote:
Originally Posted by CCCW
Man that's a good catch cant wait until I get to go.
Nice mess of fish Scott. That Bigun made the rest look small.
Tore em up WTG
Good job an a good mess o fish.
Great day on the water
Is that Kellogg slough?
Nice going Scott!
Thats a new one on me, educate me if need be in a PM.Quote:
Originally Posted by GWDawg1
Great job Scott!
Great job man . I can see a trip over there in my future
Great job cuz
Great catch Scott, was a pretty day to be on the water, congrats.
Good job Scott!
Don't think so . kellog is south of Waverly landing on ten/tom(WEST POINT) . Never been where he fishes but I think it's around Meridian .Quote:
Originally Posted by GWDawg1
Yea, I was at Okatibbee Reservoir, just north of Meridian.
Nice looking fish.
:fish FISH ON
It's crazy how low the water is right now. All my favorite go to spots are in less than 7 foot of water and they shoud be 10-12'. I hope they hurry up and let it rise back up before March.
Gotcha. When he said "Tibbee", I thought he meant Tibbee Creek on Columbus.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle 1
The floating dock at Collinsville landing is sitting on dry ground. I think they'll let it fill up this spring though. They do a good job at keeping the water levels close to the rule curve. Here's a link where you can check the water levels.Quote:
Originally Posted by macpappy
http://water.sam.usace.army.mil/other.htm
Sorry about that, I've never heard of Tibbee creek. Some locals around here call Okatibbee that.Quote:
Originally Posted by GWDawg1
Nice haul Scott. Looks like fun to me.
Good Job
Nice catch on a nice day.