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Originally Posted by Easy 6
That is an extremely cool and serious looking piece of equipment, gonna put something like that on my wish list.
Seems I've been reading that Texas has been having a drought just about as bad as California... as bad as the flooding has been down there do you think this will ultimately be a good thing for the states aquifers?
Awesome bro, glad to hear it!... gonna be camping out there the whole time?
I had a great day of fishing this past friday at a very small local lake that I rarely go to because there are usually just too many people and I go out to get AWAY from people.
Better yet it put to bed the old yarn about fish wont bite on a cold snap, it had dropped maybe 15 degrees overnight and was overcast and drizzly... truth is, no one really knows when the fishies might bite.
Oh, and it was midday too, like noon to maybe 2:30, not a traditionally good time to fish.
But I chose a handful of spots that no one uses because they require a good bit of walking through brush etc and caught 6 in two hours... one large (4-5 poun) bass, one baby bass about a foot long, 3 awesome little fighting bluegill, they really put up an athletic, leaping struggle and they aren't really known for much leaping.
And my favorite was a small catfish about a foot long caught on black 2 inch grub with a little spinner I attached... probably only the 4th or 5th time I've caught a catfish on a fast moving sportfish lure.
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Hey what's up Scott Free? Man I've been so exhausted from work I just got to get away. I'm taking a couple extra days off during my two day rotation break during the week just so I can get Lake Wilson all too myself. I'm a real selfish bastard lol.
This has been hell week at work and I put in 47 hours of overtime some of that was from forced mandates that suck.
So I'm ready to get to the lake but they I find em not bite when it's 95+ out. Late evening and early mornings for bass but night time for catfish. They start biting at dusk.