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Topic Summary - Displaying 6 post(s).

Posted by: TeamEagle - Ex Member Posted on: 02/14/06 at 20:52:08
Good job Nick! Who's drop shot rod were you using? Just kidding. 8) Carlos

Posted by: Nick - Ex Member Posted on: 02/12/06 at 17:29:32
Brian no water temp. Water was slightly stained and I mean stained as in washington stained not southern stained. You could probably see about four feet. Caught them next to stick ups in about 4-5ft of water on drop-shots.

Posted by: weedwalker - Ex Member Posted on: 02/12/06 at 17:10:33
Way to be!! Good job Nick! Just out of couriousity, was the water you caught the fish from, dark or have a dark bottom? Did you get a water temp?

Posted by: jwerner - Ex Member Posted on: 02/12/06 at 02:20:13
Where at? Baits? Techniques?

Posted by: larrys - Ex Member Posted on: 02/12/06 at 02:03:01
okay....just to clarify.......in"The POND? hmmmmmmmm..................

Posted by: Nick - Ex Member Posted on: 02/12/06 at 01:55:50
I caught two largemouth today. One weighed 5lbs and the other 2.5lbs. Nice to start the year off with a 5lb largie. These were also the first bass I caught this year. Was going to fish the fish-in but my cranking battery is shot. Well I guess some things just work out for the best.

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