Greencoachdog

I think Danbo would look cute in a pair of Real Trees!!!!

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I don't have experience with little lake, but I've been fishin' a time or 2. Your results for fishin' a lake for the first time are not surprising, and some days they just aren't biting. IMO you didn't fish enough hours to judge the lake, and you can't judge a lake by just one 1 day trip either.

2 words... Shimano Stradic!!!

Nice report and fish!!! Turn your hat around or your nose will get blistered!

I just gotta ask Brian... how much of that 2 hrs. is spent gasping for air???

They all look... dead.

They're a good bait if you're lookin' for BIG Largies, I like them fished weightless and weedless in the salad!!! You won't get very many dinks, but when you get a bite set the hook HARD and HANG ON!!!

Nice Lil' Chunk-O-Bass there PT!!!

What're you tryin' to say boy?... Is it Timmy???... Is Timmy in danger???... Did Timmy fall down the well??? Oh JHC!!!... Honey, Timmy fell down the dang well again!!!

Yes, you may want to clean your bilge... I've found the best way to do this is to leave the drain plug out while launching

http://www.nbcolympics.com/countries/count...ists/index.html

When the water is high, some fish (like Bass) move up onto the flooded shoreline to feed on the flooded terrestials.

Adapt, improvise, and overcome!!!

I have seen Bigfoot!!! He smokes cigarettes! He goes fishin'! He catches small fish...

Here's a paragraph I found on a page for the Hobo Spider: For years there have been numerous reports of spider bites in the Northwest United States in which the Brown Recluse Spider was blamed, despite the fact that they reside in the Mid-Southern to Southeast United States. Brown Recluse Spiders have bite effects and symptoms that are nearly identical to Hobo Spiders. Because the Brown Recluse Spider is known more throughout the general population, they had been, and still are today, wrongfully accused of the insidious effects of Hobo Spider bites. Our traps are recommended for Brown Recluse Spiders as well. Here's the link to the page for the traps: http://www.hobospider.com/info/index.html Anything that wears it's genetalia on it's face has got to be nasty!!!

Very nice report and pics!!!

I'd definately use a transom saver on that one!

I use mine every time I put the boat on the trailer!

They need to string them up by the NADZ!!!

There's only one way to lose weight! Diet and exercise!!!

Sorry boys, but the Spot Remover heads only work for Spotted Bass and Largies and Smallies won't touch them... don't waste your time.

Now that's funny!!! An Ol' Goat (Pops) walkin' a young goat on a leash!!! Pics please!

More Warren Zevon: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=7eUsSXXc8wU&...feature=related http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=D2aUJF3gdog&...feature=related