bob johansen
4/23/2015 8:54:00 AMYou sure get around to the different lakes - Reminds me of myself a few years ago. How many different lakes have you caught bass from - or have you ever counted. Keep it going before you reach the ripe old age of the mid eighties and start to slow down a bit -- Actually I have slowed down a lot.
Good Luck and keep posting.
Good Luck and keep posting.
8theB8
4/24/2015 10:26:00 AMYep, I have a log and a list. Eventually I will catch a 2+lb bas in every County of Washington. I also have lakes in Oregon, California and Arizona I have fished and done well on....including one Skeet Reese wishes I didn't ;)
Bass fishing to me is about variety, just like the myriad of baits to catch them with there are a myriad of situations and environments to catch them in. I couldn't imagine just pounding the same body of water over and over again no matter how big it is! I also find the smaller lakes to be a bit more challenging as they are more vulnerable to angling pressure and weather changes. Thanks Bob.
Bass fishing to me is about variety, just like the myriad of baits to catch them with there are a myriad of situations and environments to catch them in. I couldn't imagine just pounding the same body of water over and over again no matter how big it is! I also find the smaller lakes to be a bit more challenging as they are more vulnerable to angling pressure and weather changes. Thanks Bob.
