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And then Paul had no sympathy he said no leaving till we get to 30. So we kept at it then hit a dock that had 12 that wanted to be put on ice. Good time was had ran into tracker griz at the ramp good to see him again hope he caught a nice bunch too. Paul is a believer in having the right tools to dock fish now. Hope I can keep him after them for awhile. Lots of fish caught getting a keeper was a now and again thing but we did leave with 30 for Paul.Attachment 261393
I saw your truck at the ramp good job...Crappiejoe12 and I only got 10 in three hours...quite a few dinks...lots of fish marked in deep water in front of docks...water is heating up
Nice!
all right, I wanna see your dr note. great job!
Yesterday was a good day to call in sick. Hope you don't go back to work with a sun burn from the heat. Congrats.
Dang nice mess of fish.
Might want to give that fever a day or two more just to be sure. Very nice!!
Wishing I would have headed that direction as well. Good job!
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Nice cooler full of fish. Good job!
That's how you do it boys! great job of dock fishing looks like!
Nice job hope you get to feeling better sounds awful
Well you don't have to call in sick when your retired....A great day, and now that I got the right stuff to dock shoot with it was even better. Getting the nack of those jigs too. Did not use a minnow at all. Shoot, hesitate (count to whatever) retrieve back slow and drag em in. Although, I know I still need practice. A few non targeted species were also caught. A lot of fish in front of the docks. More dinks than you can count. But a great day with you best friend showing you how it's done.
Nice job!
yeah who do you call in to when you are retired? NOBODY!Quote:
Originally Posted by measure em
Hoping the people at work dont do CDC