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If you really enjoy cleaning fish you need to fish the Tebo Arm on Truman Lake. :biggrin
Been fishing with a jig a foot under a bobber around flooded brush, pretty much non stop action.
Took my wife yesterday morning and we both had a limit less than an hour and took my son and grandson yesterday afternoon and they got there limits with a lot of big females.
Think my son wants to go again today.
Sounds like a good time!
Don't get any better than that!
Awesome Bigby! I know what you mean, I think I've cleaned at least 109 over the last 4 days. No not all mine. Truman and the Ville.
Been off work for seven days, have blisters on my hand from cleaning fish. :rolleyes: been giving fish away but most people want them cleaned first.
Going back to work Monday and Tuesday to rest up. :Rofl
Game wardens were checking everybody leaving Windsor Crossing yesterday, two real nice guys and they didn't even ask to see my fishing license but counted my fish. :ThumbsUp
Free fishing till the 14th virus thing. Bought mine today cause my days run together.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigby
Went out with my son around noon and the bite was still crazy, don't get to fish with my son much anymore because of conflicting work schedules so we had a pretty good time.
He was happy to put some fish in the freezer and I'm kind of happy to go to work tomorrow and not cleaning any fish. :biggrin
Sounds like a great time!
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That was April 15. Not may unless they extended it and I missed it.
Howdy! I'm new to the LoZ/Truman area, and am headed out fishing soon. Is there an access to Tebo other than Sterret Creek, or is that the closest.
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Originally Posted by Bigby
There are several, I use Windsor Crossing the most but you need to know the area, several underwater stumps even by the main channel.
WTG brian having fun with the family!
Yup, my graph had a nice fat purple swipe of clear path from my trips in and out there....or so I thought. Hit about 5 stumps up there while the lake was down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigby
Wow, they're that close to the surface?
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Not bad now because the lake is a little high, when it's at normal level Brush Creek is like a mine field. Lost a stainless steel prop in there years ago, my cotter pin must of broke off and the nut and prop came off. lol Thought I tore my lower unit up until I raised my motor and my prop was gone. :Doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by tbarnby
Now that there is an expensive day of fishing. I suppose it could have been worse. I hit a submerged log at Milford, back in the 90s. Cracked the transom on my new Champion Walleye boat. I was young, drunk, stupid and going too fast. Didn't do that anymore!
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Originally Posted by Bigby