FISH CATCHING TRAVEL

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After taking a few days off, basically just waiting for what looks like will be daytime temps in the 80’s and to spend the weekend out of town with the Boss, it is time to get back on the horse.  (I only spent $20 on 2 whooper ploppers this weekend.  Maybe a new low for a 2 tackle store stop.)  It looks like I am headed to a new lake tomorrow for a couple of days for a little bass fishing and some limb lining for big cats.  Hope to sack up some nice cats for the grease.

I got these pictures from Kennon Evett.  He was the photographer when Dan and I fished during his quest for a Share A Lunker for the AAA magazine.  A big thanks Kennon, be sure to check out his site if you are needing some professional photography, be it personal or commercial.  To bad he was working, must have been tough to watch us fish all day but he took it like a trooper.

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A cool shot.

Got her.

Be sure you get it on nice and straight.

There has to be one on these trees.

Last bite of the 2 days.  Wish Dan had boated her.

Hopefully Dan and I will get to chance at that Share A Lunker a little more in the coming year.  And Kennon, the offer is open to fish anytime.

https://www.kennonphoto.com/index

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Today I will be checking the skiff to be sure it is good to go on a 125 trip, and putting  the bass tackle back in good order.  And I will do a drive by at the boat shop to see if they might have the LTS done.  But hey, it has only be a couple of weeks and I have sympathy for them, I am sure there were lots of folks around the weekend trying to get emergency help for the holiday.  The time to make sure all is ready is way before a holiday.

All of you who hang in there with the blog when there is the occasional down time have my thanks.  Those of you who do know that there is some serious fishing to come.  It won’t be that long before it is jacket weather on those cool mornings, where the reds are schooling, and the ducks are flying.  So keep stopping in and thanks for reading my stuff.

Good Luck and Tight Lines