When ya see this on your bow graph?8236B658-1AE9-4166-B8A0-7DE5C05F0319.png
When ya see this on your bow graph?8236B658-1AE9-4166-B8A0-7DE5C05F0319.png
Drop a spoon
2002 Pro Craft 200 Super Pro- 2005 200 Mercury Optimax, Retired
Empty Nester- Proud Grandfather 5-30-2014-Boy-Aiden, 8-2-2017-Boy-Calen
YEP!Originally Posted by JohnnyO
I try to drive as if my 16 year old Grandson is following me
Speak as if he is listening and act as if he is watching
Not sure what you are supposed to do but I bet the first thing you did was smile.
Gene Wilson
2000 Xpress X19 Mercury 200
Team PoorMansCustomLures
Two wrongs don't make a right , but three lefts do.
Smiled and then dropped down a drop-shot.Not sure what you are supposed to do but I bet the first thing you did was smile.
Unfortunately, they were all gar ☹️
Saw that at Table Rock one day in a cove. Screen looked like that on 2d, SI, and DI throughout the whole pocket. I knew it was about to be on!! After a few minutes of no bites and seeing them come up for air all around us I finally put two and two together. Talk about excitement then let down!!
More times than not it doesn’t work out for me.
2013 BassCat Cougar
Serial # 1B962763
What lake do gar school like that. Never seen that before.
2002 Pro Craft 200 Super Pro- 2005 200 Mercury Optimax, Retired
Empty Nester- Proud Grandfather 5-30-2014-Boy-Aiden, 8-2-2017-Boy-Calen
They school like that on Hamilton as well as Ouachita. You can tell in that pic that pick those weren't bass because of the very straight lines and on top of each other. Below is a good pick of some Bass you can drop a spoon or drop shot too.
IMG_0359_Original.jpg
2021 Skeeter ZX225
2021 Yamaha SHO 225 VF225LA
This is a school of Gar on Hamilton.
I try to drive as if my 16 year old Grandson is following me
Speak as if he is listening and act as if he is watching
They're getting this way on parts of Beaver lake, on the upper end where the White and War Eagle merge. We went up into Piney Creek and slayed them this year, just for fun. Fishing with a piece of rope tied on to 10lb mono and a med-light spinning rod. Mega-boocoo-FUN! They fight so damn hard, and watching them bite the rope and get tangled up is hilarious. My son and I sounded like a couple of school girls giggling. When we finally dragged in a 6' needle nose and showed the folks in the pontoon next to us, all the swimmers got out of the water.
If you've never seen this, here's a video tutorial:
Reply With Quote
