stelmon
06-29-2002, 04:18 PM
Yesterday, I made my all day float. Was so excited I never went to bed. Imade my way over there around 7AMI was casting worms and rowing slowly. The bass and bluegills loved it. I hooked many fish and ever had a few double headers. it was quite fun for the most pics on my camera that I will post if I ever get them scanned. These fish really kept me company. The sunfish fought like huge bass. The bass were pulling out alot of line when I had them hooked. I found the bass in the deeper water. The bass were also slurping in the mourning but I could not find out what they here slurping. I hooked around 50-60 fish with a alot of bass and a few more gills. Some of the bass came on rapala's.
Now for the quote. You know, the one "A bad day fishing, is better than a good day at work?" It's clearly a lie, well sorta. First as many of you know, I have a float boat. In the first hour it deflated because of the coldwater. Way to little room so I spent alot of me day untangling and saving my pole from falling in the water. That as I was rowing back to the dock, I had just hooked into a HUGE bass. After releasing her, I was rowing and guess what broke? My oar lock and into the drink went the oar holder. So here I am out in the middle of the lake with no ability to row. I had to wave somene down, the very last person on the lake and literally got dragged back to the dock. Always have a rope ready when your stranded. Thank you to the guy that took time out of his little trip with his family to get me back safely.
So, now after I heal from getting extremely burnt, I am returning my boat for a flase product. Another reason why a Dry Fly Boat is 100 times better.
Sorry for the long post, im sorta real mad right now.
Now for the quote. You know, the one "A bad day fishing, is better than a good day at work?" It's clearly a lie, well sorta. First as many of you know, I have a float boat. In the first hour it deflated because of the coldwater. Way to little room so I spent alot of me day untangling and saving my pole from falling in the water. That as I was rowing back to the dock, I had just hooked into a HUGE bass. After releasing her, I was rowing and guess what broke? My oar lock and into the drink went the oar holder. So here I am out in the middle of the lake with no ability to row. I had to wave somene down, the very last person on the lake and literally got dragged back to the dock. Always have a rope ready when your stranded. Thank you to the guy that took time out of his little trip with his family to get me back safely.
So, now after I heal from getting extremely burnt, I am returning my boat for a flase product. Another reason why a Dry Fly Boat is 100 times better.
Sorry for the long post, im sorta real mad right now.