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Got to say today put me in a incredible MOOD, no state record but, (10) 14" fatties makes for a good day...the 1st half of the double header on the lake produced fish all morning, then to my surprise the relocation program I visited produced a second feeding frenzy with some more 14" fish in the mix...fished to 2pm, WHAT A DAY ON THE WATER !! Got to scoot, taking the sweetheart to the Orchestra...Trans-Siberian style...
Wow...... Nice trip!!
Now thats a beautiful fishing hole.
Very nice pictures, thanks for sharing.
Fine fish and great report. You are in.
Wow nice fish Jeff, those trees look very familiar.:cheers2
Real nice Jeff, but ...................................... I only see two fish ........
You know how you get when you get all excited and stuff .....................
Just settle down now and try to stay with the truth this time ........
OK, go ahead ..............................____________________ ____________
Nice fishing hole
Way nice! Sounds like one of the best trips this year. Daughter went to TSO a few years back, said it was real good. Just icing on the cake. Good Job Mister.
Nice try, I almost gave "YOU" the power, not taking the bait...wanting me to take you to the honey hole to prove something, I'm on to those tactics slick willy...don't have any other photos to embellish your suspicions...but wait I did find another photo that kinda backs Speckanator's belief of volcanic activity in the area, notice the radiation glow in the backround:Rofl Now you can employ some Hip-Waders, ect...Quote:
Originally Posted by Phantom309
Wow! !
Indeed ! ! ! !
There "IS" an eerily glow ! ! ! !
I've seen lotsa bubbles bubbling up in there on past fishing trips....
Smelled like sulfer, small animals laying dead everywhere.
Once, a large bubble came up beneath the boat and about flipped us, it was hot water too......
Always got bubbles poping on the surface and releasing puffs of smoke, sometimes making
a fog looking atmosphere = stink of sulfer something awfull ! ! !
Yeah, I know where ya at ! ! ! ! ! ! ....................
What color jigs do yall have the best success with fishing that black water? I have a slough near the house that looks similar to that and it's full of crappie they're just hard to catch. I think they are seeing my line or something. I'm used to fishing muddy water on grenada lake, not black/clear water.
If there is not a shad population in it they are likely chasing minnows, or bugs. Try some of them itty bitty baits by Bobby Garland. I would swing black/chartreuse, sweet tea/lemon and tadpole at em. If there is shad same color variations just larger profile bait. Doubt your line is bothering them, but could try a flourocarbon leader if suspect. But I betcha them itty bitty's get bit. Couple slews round here I stroll into in my kayak that them itty bitty's wear em out cause there is no shad gettin back there and they are chasing them mosquito fish and water bugs..