silverbullet2893
KILL KILL!!
Nor mine anymore.
im pissed. They were calling for a ton of rain so I didn’t set lines out last night. Now they took the rain completely out
Nor mine anymore.
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Thr friday night camp spot. Nice lake. Only 3 small bass and tiny bluegill from here. Another lake produced 30 keepers in about 2 hours. RIGHT on the bank about a foot deep. Still a great time. Love that place.
Yeah today was the stormy day so we left yesterday. No rain today. Figures. Hit a storm friday while on the lake. Only lasted about 20 minutes but was enough to soak everything. Our camp spot got wet. We got that fire going though.im pissed. They were calling for a ton of rain so I didn’t set lines out last night. Now they took the rain completely out
Couldnt begin to tell you how to launch that thing. Much less operate it. Always been a small craft guy.I got the itch to get my freakin bass boat back. My buddy just bought this beaut: View attachment 296576
Told him I’d store it here free of charge if he gives me tbe Keys lol
Yeah today was the stormy day so we left yesterday. No rain today. Figures. Hit a storm friday while on the lake. Only lasted about 20 minutes but was enough to soak everything. Our camp spot got wet. We got that fire going though.
Couldnt begin to tell you how to launch that thing. Much less operate it. Always been a small craft guy.
fasten your seat belts and return your trays to the upright position?Hang on tight and give er hell lol.
Pretty muchfasten your seat belts and return your trays to the upright position?
I can smell the bass just looking at that photo , after dusk , I’d bet you be hitting bass like crazy in there with a jitterbug !! Where is this ? beautiful!!View attachment 296574
Thr friday night camp spot. Nice lake. Only 3 small bass and tiny bluegill from here. Another lake produced 30 keepers in about 2 hours. RIGHT on the bank about a foot deep. Still a great time. Love that place.
Ohio County Kentucky. Strip mine lakes. Don't have lights but it would be a good time to throw a black plastic worm. VERY deep in spots.I can smell the bass just looking at that photo , after dusk , I’d bet you be hitting bass like crazy in there with a jitterbug !! Where is this ? beautiful!!
Strip mine lakes can be very pretty but many are too acidic for fish.View attachment 296640
Good night shot of my honey hole. A different lake.
This lake produced monster redears and gills in the past. It is so small that I feel it is being fished out for panfish but there are big bass in here.View attachment 296640
Good night shot of my honey hole. A different lake.
Not the ones I hit. You can tell the acidic lakes. Almost blue/green clear water. You can throw a quarter overboard and watch it go for a long while. Those are called "hot" lakes and they are few and far between where I go anymore. These pits have been around since my Pawpaws days.Strip mine lakes can be very pretty but many are too acidic for fish.
There is a supposedly great fishing lake near here that might have been good in the past but too silted up now. There is another little lake that had huge panfish - until they drained it to repair the dam. Fishing hasn't been the same since.This lake produced monster redears and gills in the past. It is so small that I feel it is being fished out for panfish but there are big bass in here.
Got some in Jersey like that. Underwater mine shafts keep the water below 60 year round. Lots of people swim in these holes and drown, clear as day water and not a fish to be seen.Not the ones I hit. You can tell the acidic lakes. Almost blue/green clear water. You can throw a quarter overboard and watch it go for a long while. Those are called "hot" lakes and they are few and far between where I go anymore. These pits have been around since my Pawpaws days.
You can date when an area was mined by what kind of reclamation was done.Not the ones I hit. You can tell the acidic lakes. Almost blue/green clear water. You can throw a quarter overboard and watch it go for a long while. Those are called "hot" lakes and they are few and far between where I go anymore. These pits have been around since my Pawpaws days.
You're such nice guy....I believe @IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U ’s demon faces in his dinner this evening is a more interesting topic.
Pressure has a lot to do with it. I have gone from catching 10" bluegill with regularity to the occasional 10"er. Still good ones to be had. Next trip will be the walk in areas where vehicles can't go. It will be worth the effort to walk or dolly a kayak down some dirt road. I love Kentucky.There is a supposedly great fishing lake near here that might have been good in the past but too silted up now. There is another little lake that had huge panfish - until they drained it to repair the dam. Fishing hasn't been the same since.
Lakes change a lot over time.