Posted by: weedwalker - Ex Member Posted on: 01/23/05 at 05:16:23
Well, it's not as impressive as what the Rev. is getting, but Bree and myself went out today and enjoyed the calm winds, warm(er) weather and catching five smallies, 3 over 3lbs plus 2 perch for the pan! Draging tubes with 1/4 oz. insert with a touch of smelly jelly in 40 - 50ft. Brian. (The Weedwalker)
Posted by: Rich - Ex Member Posted on: 12/21/04 at 15:55:29
WOW Chuck, those are some AWESOME perch. When is the perch fry?
Rich
Posted by: marktfd88 - Ex Member Posted on: 12/21/04 at 13:27:06
Great work Rev, I believe I saw you guys out there yesterday as I was driving down 405...... Wishing I was out there with you.
Posted by: powerworm - Ex Member Posted on: 12/21/04 at 03:21:46
Your catching more fish in the winter than some of us catch in the summer. Wow, amazing. Good work.
Posted by: The_Rev. - Ex Member Posted on: 12/21/04 at 03:18:10
Twas the week before Christmas and all...
...naw, I won't do that to you. But it is the Monday before Xmas, and we had another great day Rev-Rigging. I took a high school student out named Sean, and he managed to hook up with seven fish, two small ones, a 3# 5oz, two 3# 8oz fish, a 3#9 oz, and a 4# 7 ouncer! (That's a 3# 10oz average for 5 fish). All five fish were bigger than his previous best.
I set Sean up with the ol'reliable "silver with black back" Jointed Rapala. After I caught two fish, I decided to start experimenting with various other cranks to see how they stacked up. (It's fun to have two fisherman in the boat to experiment with - you learn lots that way.) But nothing seemed to compare - they chose Sean's set up every time. (We caught a lot of perch - they're spread out all over the bottom of the basins.)
The sun was out! The air was crisp but calm! The eagles were flying! It was a blast teaching an eager young man some things about fishing! No wrapping paper... but I got a gift today!