Anonymous
9/21/2011 11:21:00 PMAwesome! I wish my buds and I could've stayed a little longer on our trip a couple weeks ago. I agree, they were hitting pretty much everything we threw too. Pika206 and I tried fishing again here in Seattle and compared to Potholes, it was.... -_-
Fish on dude!
Fish on dude!
Black Plague
9/22/2011 10:08:00 AMis that the 6.5 lber?.....what was the length ...just curious ...most 18 inchers from there will be about 3lb 5 oz in my experience (spawned out of course) unless you get into one of those football chunkers....good fishin
cast&blast
9/22/2011 10:27:00 AMWhere were you fishing in the Potholes? I have a Driftboat with an electric motor. Would that work?
fishinChristian
9/22/2011 11:39:00 AMLotsa fishy! Good time out there.
No, that was about a 4, and all were fat, getting ready for winter I guess. Didn't weigh it. The pictures with the dogs turned out better than the one with the biggest. Kinda blurred. The pix were the best I could do alone. Suppose I could have laid them next to something, but the more contact they have with surfaces that are in our atmosphere, the greater the chance for infection due to slime removal, or so I've read.
Mostly Lind Coulee, though later at the edges of the dunes by frenchman's wasteway. Largemouth by brush or dropoffs, smallmouth dropoffs and edges and rocks. I was using our pontoon with twin electrics (55 & 48 lb thrust). Kinda slow, but doable. As good as it was I sort of wish I would have had the big boat, but it does force one to fish slower and more detailed. I actually catch more largemouth in the pontoon.
No, that was about a 4, and all were fat, getting ready for winter I guess. Didn't weigh it. The pictures with the dogs turned out better than the one with the biggest. Kinda blurred. The pix were the best I could do alone. Suppose I could have laid them next to something, but the more contact they have with surfaces that are in our atmosphere, the greater the chance for infection due to slime removal, or so I've read.
Mostly Lind Coulee, though later at the edges of the dunes by frenchman's wasteway. Largemouth by brush or dropoffs, smallmouth dropoffs and edges and rocks. I was using our pontoon with twin electrics (55 & 48 lb thrust). Kinda slow, but doable. As good as it was I sort of wish I would have had the big boat, but it does force one to fish slower and more detailed. I actually catch more largemouth in the pontoon.
fishinChristian
9/22/2011 3:02:00 PMBoth are. The one on the right wants the livewell left open so she can stare at it, like a human in front of a TV. She never wants the channel changed. The one on the left wants to taste each fish with a lick. She doesn't always get her way, but... The only thing she likes better than fresh fish is lemon bars. Neither gets in the way.
