A memorable Scent Wiggler Week-End

Got to get out on the Lake for a half day of fishing. Quickly found out the fish were all over the water Column around Conway's trees. Just did not get a steady read on what depth they were holding at. Some hits shallow and some deep. I decided to drop down to a 1/32 oz jig head on my pole with a Bobby Garland Scent Wiggler in MoGlo, add a nibble a opps there it is. The slow fall of the 1/32 allowed me to fish the water column more effectively by giving the shallow fish time to react. They really hammered this thing. It was a good afternoon on Conway and some Thumper mixed in the bunch...Tight Lines

Bet that was a blast! Nice catch

Said it once and I'll say it again, you make em all look like there goin backwards. Attaboy

Love those Bobby Garland's. Your the Pro Russ! Good job.

Good catch Russ. I saw you working the trees over today.

Love those scent wigglers. I think I've got enough to last a lifetime. Academy clearance them out at a quarter a pack

looks like the blacks are beginning to take over the trees, nice mess Russ!

Nice catch CP!

Good mess russ

Good job CP!

Awesome catch man!!!! One of these days Im going to learn the ole trusty single pole method.

In the Summer on Conway Single pole is about the only way to go, to fish this lake, One man, One Pole, 1000's Tree's, Log's and stumps, your job is simple find out which ones are holding fish, by fishing as many as you possibly can through out the day. Just because one piece of timber was good one day, don't mean it will be good the next. There are some trees that have a time honored tradition to hold fish on a regular basis. By Learning those trees, you will increase your odds of being consistent.

good report ... thanks for the tips .... great group of fish!!!

Nice report and pictures those are some dandy's congrats!

Great to see your mug on here again. DP

Great report Russ, old country song "who's gonna fill their shoes" hopefully you are mentoring some young ens cause not many share or have the experience, knowledge you have. Cudos out to the legends of crappie fishing here in arkansas.