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Well haven't been tearing them up but catching a few sac au lait at mom and dad's pond. Really enjoy when dad fishes with me!Attachment 373950Attachment 373951Attachment 373952Attachment 373953Attachment 373954Attachment 373955Attachment 373956Attachment 373957
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Man, I'd give a lot to be able to fish with my dad again. I'm glad you guys are able to get out there and enjoy time together, whether you fill the box or not.
Looks relaxing. Nice fish
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Y’all got some fatties there. Great pictures.
“gene”
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Your dad doesn’t have to go far, nice fish in that pond
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That pond was phenomenal when I was growing up! I have been trying to get him to fill in that cut for YEARS and make the pond back to a land locked pond. In years past when that cut was filled in or mostly filled in, the water in the pond would get supper clear and we would tear up the bass and bream in there. The way it is now, the brackish water from the bayou flows in and out of there which also keeps increasing the size of the cut. I plan on trying to do something about it in the near future. If anyone has any suggestions, I am all ears. I plan on at least running a fence across it this summer and hopefully starting to fill it in a little at a time.Quote:
Originally Posted by MO Slab
Good post Dwyane
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Did you say POND?????....that looks like a lake....
That's what everyone keeps telling me! lol The pond with the sunset picture is actually the 1st pond off the bayou and then it goes through that cut into the pond that goes behind my mom and dads house, it also runs behind 3 other houses in that area. We use to fish it all when I was young but it all has new owners now. I really miss those days of my childhood!Quote:
Originally Posted by prefers shiners
X2! Thank d give just about anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by LouisianaFishNut
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Nice feesh and Pics D. I'd back a load of busted up concrete to fill the cut. That is if you can get a dump truck in there.
There in lies my biggest problem Martin! The levee to get to the cut is not very wide! Can't even turn a 4 wheeler around without backing up several times. I need a small back hoe to go down there and fill up a little at a time. Anyone have a small backhoe I can borrow?!Quote:
Originally Posted by jig rig